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20 Nov 2014, 12:30
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Hello, I need a piece of advice on how to practice and improve on verbal. Should I cover 1-2 sections within a day or two or should I rather focus on one for a longer time and then get to the other one? Thanks in advance!
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I think it's really up to preference. In my case, I reviewed entire sections completely (SC first, CR next, then RC) before moving on to the next section. But it really depends on how you learn best. I would say you should solidify your strengths first and then tackle your weaknesses. Good luck!
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It is up to you to determine how best to handle your study based on your personal preferences. However, once you have studied a section, you need to keep studying it on a frequent basis, so you maintain what you have learned a continue to improve. For that reason, it's more common to study all sections concurrently so everything stays fresh.
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