Verbal Question of the Day Chat Group

I would suggest pick a book like cr power bible, or any one verbal book that you feel is good enough based on reviews... people tend to favour all the verbal book as well. Read it eelegiously, and solve questions related to what you covered. Practice in streaks format (only from official sources like official gmat or lsat), and when you are able to hit the accuracy goal acc to difficulty, move on. Do this until you complete the book. Simultaneously mark all your questions/imp concepts. You can also download your error log from gmat club itself, and try to learn from the mistakes as soon as possible. If you see a particular concept troubling you, learn it asap. Once you are done with this, you will get conceptual clarity, which will help you in timed practice and test as well. However, timed tests, and practice are 2 different things. Hence, make strategies that suits you the best while in a test. There is difference in between learning/practicing and execution in test. Time being of the essence, dedicate your next phase to bringing in the efficiencies. This can take anywhere from a month to a lifetime, depending on who you are, what skills you have, how much can you learn/unlearn, among other things.