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12 Jul 2022, 07:10
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Hi all, new here (first post).
This month I embarked on my journey to prepare for the GMAT, I am studying with the TTP course materials. Right now I am in the first chapter of SC "Introduction", so far I have achieved only 45% accuracy, I feel terrible about that result since I have been wrong even in the "easy" examples. I already knew beforehand that it was going to hit me hard because I'm not a native English speaker.
I need your advice, should I continue with the course? Or, before continuing with the TTP course, is there other more basic material?
This month I embarked on my journey to prepare for the GMAT, I am studying with the TTP course materials. Right now I am in the first chapter of SC "Introduction", so far I have achieved only 45% accuracy, I feel terrible about that result since I have been wrong even in the "easy" examples. I already knew beforehand that it was going to hit me hard because I'm not a native English speaker.
I need your advice, should I continue with the course? Or, before continuing with the TTP course, is there other more basic material?
12 Jul 2022, 07:46
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Hi JOSEMA96.
The issue with the Introduction to SC chapter of TTP is that we have to introduce the topic before providing any instruction on it. So, many people miss the questions in the intro chapter simply because they haven't prepared at all before seeing those questions.
However, rest assured that the course will provide the concepts and strategies you need for mastering SC.
Also, by reading the following post, you can develop a clearer understanding of how to handle verbal practice questions, and even just that will help you get more correct.
Three Key Practice Tips for Mastering GMAT Verbal
The issue with the Introduction to SC chapter of TTP is that we have to introduce the topic before providing any instruction on it. So, many people miss the questions in the intro chapter simply because they haven't prepared at all before seeing those questions.
However, rest assured that the course will provide the concepts and strategies you need for mastering SC.
Also, by reading the following post, you can develop a clearer understanding of how to handle verbal practice questions, and even just that will help you get more correct.
Three Key Practice Tips for Mastering GMAT Verbal
12 Jul 2022, 08:05
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Ideal for practising questions of all difficulty levels..
