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I am a non-native English speaker. I have just started my GMAT preparation about 10 days back.
I wanted advice on which of the following 2 books would be better to start my Verbal prep as I have time only for one of them and not both?
1. Manhattan foundations of Verbal
2. GMAT Club Ultimate Grammar book.
Your advice would be highly appreciated.
Thanks.
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Manhattan verbal books are by far the best. Incase u have any doubts on any concept you can refer to Gmatclub book / expert's posts. You can also refer to Ron's videos. It should be sufficient.
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