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21 Sep 2016, 02:59
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Hello,
If anyone in this forum has gone through the E-GMAT SC 3 step process ,please help me out i have some doubts.
1)When you started splitting did u write it down and Split for complex sentences too ? or is there any way to go about it, writing down complex sentences itself takes time, how to go about it ?
If anyone in this forum has gone through the E-GMAT SC 3 step process ,please help me out i have some doubts.
1)When you started splitting did u write it down and Split for complex sentences too ? or is there any way to go about it, writing down complex sentences itself takes time, how to go about it ?
24 Sep 2016, 13:09
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Umm.. I am not aware of the egmat process but in my opinion, writing down a sentence in SC is definitely not a good strategy. On another note, we look for splits to group the options so that elimination is faster. For example, if there is a 3-2 split between Want and Wants, respectively, all you have to do is decide which one is wrong. This way, you will end up eliminating 3 or 2 options out of 5.
26 Sep 2016, 21:00
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Hello,
If anyone in this forum has gone through the E-GMAT SC 3 step process ,please help me out i have some doubts.
1)When you started splitting did u write it down and Split for complex sentences too ? or is there any way to go about it, writing down complex sentences itself takes time, how to go about it ?
Hi If anyone in this forum has gone through the E-GMAT SC 3 step process ,please help me out i have some doubts.
1)When you started splitting did u write it down and Split for complex sentences too ? or is there any way to go about it, writing down complex sentences itself takes time, how to go about it ?
The E-GMAT SC 3 step process tells following:
1) Understand meaning of the sentence
2) Spot the errors
3) Process of elimination to get correct choice
In the begining you may right each clause in the sentence in order to get familier with the process.
This will help you spot the errors as per the checklist given by egmat (Subject-Verb, Verb tense, pronoun etc)
Once you master the process, you should ideally do it without righting it to save time.
Hope this helps.
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