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23 Sep 2016, 23:19
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dear experts,
I got a Magoosh suggestion that reading Economist is a good way to improve GMAT verbal.
as a non-native speaker. I tried it.
I hope I can get more suggestions when read Economist.
-- how to read it?
-- what the key to read it? the sentence construction? the idiom? the terminology? the logic of the article?
-- if I fail to understand the paragraph, read it again or check the translation before reading it again?
thanks a lot
have a nice weekends
>_~
I got a Magoosh suggestion that reading Economist is a good way to improve GMAT verbal.
as a non-native speaker. I tried it.
I hope I can get more suggestions when read Economist.
-- how to read it?
-- what the key to read it? the sentence construction? the idiom? the terminology? the logic of the article?
-- if I fail to understand the paragraph, read it again or check the translation before reading it again?
thanks a lot
have a nice weekends
>_~
23 Sep 2016, 23:30
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Well you can practice it for RC and SC. For SC, you can understand the sentence structure and which modifies which sentence and check SV pair and parallelism. For rc you can do a timely exercise and write the main idea and how the author arrived at the section headings for each passage.
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24 Sep 2016, 01:04
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zoezhuyan
-- how to read it?
-- what the key to read it? the sentence construction? the idiom? the terminology? the logic of the article?
-- if I fail to understand the paragraph, read it again or check the translation before reading it again?
You could use it just to get (general) reading practice. Try to understand what they're trying to say. Sentence construction is something that you can use actual GMAT material for.-- what the key to read it? the sentence construction? the idiom? the terminology? the logic of the article?
-- if I fail to understand the paragraph, read it again or check the translation before reading it again?
I'm not sure whether you want to use translation tools (if that's your approach) here. They're probably not accurate enough to be reliable.
