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29 Nov 2006, 15:02
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I find it hard to concentrate and have to drag myself to read when I get a super dull and lengthy passage, especially on science or civil movement. As a result, I tend to overlook some stuff here and there. What's the best way to overcome this problem?
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29 Nov 2006, 18:13
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GMAT will try to get you caught up in trying to understand the details of very technical passages - you don't need to do that.
Try to pick out the author's main points, conclusions, tone, scope, etc., without necessarily understanding every sentence in the passage.
The GMAT does this purposely, of course, to test your patience, concentration, and focus. So, in a way, you just have to deal with it. But the above suggestion should help you to approach it in a different way.
Try to pick out the author's main points, conclusions, tone, scope, etc., without necessarily understanding every sentence in the passage.
The GMAT does this purposely, of course, to test your patience, concentration, and focus. So, in a way, you just have to deal with it. But the above suggestion should help you to approach it in a different way.
29 Nov 2006, 18:30
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sorry. if you find no interest in reading this type of passages, then you are not made for Gmat. 
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