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Hey guys, I'm Nayan and I'm a newbie here
I have a question for all the students who have already mastered the entire SC section. I'm struggling with the whole thing. The English I know is awful, and I thought I was pretty skilled. Would anyone be able to suggest anything about the subject-verb agreement and the tenses? Having just begun, how should a newcomer prepare for becoming a master or for being considered good at SC? The use of a road map, resources, reading books or any guidance, to begin with, the basics would be helpful - just give me something that can help me become good at SC. Currently, I'm enrolled in one of the leading GMAT preparation services. But even so, if anyone who has experienced what I am struggling through could offer any suggestions, it would be greatly appreciated
I have a question for all the students who have already mastered the entire SC section. I'm struggling with the whole thing. The English I know is awful, and I thought I was pretty skilled. Would anyone be able to suggest anything about the subject-verb agreement and the tenses? Having just begun, how should a newcomer prepare for becoming a master or for being considered good at SC? The use of a road map, resources, reading books or any guidance, to begin with, the basics would be helpful - just give me something that can help me become good at SC. Currently, I'm enrolled in one of the leading GMAT preparation services. But even so, if anyone who has experienced what I am struggling through could offer any suggestions, it would be greatly appreciated
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24 Nov 2022, 09:56
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for SC i would recommend going through Manhattan SC guide book + OG + VR questions topic wise.. alongside follow moderators gmat ninja on the GC forum ...
24 Nov 2022, 11:06
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For SC, OG and manhattan strategy guide is what helped me a lot. Go through through official guides to practice n learn the concepts from Manhattan!
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