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From reading this forum a few months back I got a WONDERFUL suggestion.
Manhattan Sentence Correction guide.
So what Manhattan Sent. Corr. book is to SC --
What may be good equivalent materials for Critical Reasoning, Reading Comprehension and Math?
Materials that clearly explain concepts -- allowing you to perform well with whatever questions come. That's how the Manhattan Sentence Correction guide is.
Please ugently advice!!
Thank you.
VP.
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For critical reasoning, I recommend Powerscore Critical Reasoning Bible.
All others I recommed Manhattan GMAT series. Besides the excellent SC book, the math books are indeed very good as well. I would also recommend Veritas Project GMAT for math (more advance topics such as statistics, probability, and combinatorics.)
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