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At start of the prep i was of the opinion that since i have been taught in english and all throughout my professional life english has been the prime mode of conversation i will be good in english.
Well that was not at all true..
So went through many advisories how to pick up the language, since you read and read alot in the GMAT, right from Instructions to last of the questions its all in English, i felt that i did not have that much of stamina to constantly stare at screen and expect to grasp every bit of it...
Hence the best advise that came was to read and read.....
I started with books, newspaper and articles...
To supplement my reading and to create a pool of good reads... I want to start this chain in which whatever you read an online article or an excerpt,,,, let others know about it....let others get the material and read and discuss their own maps....
I believe it will help others, it has surely started helping me..
Cheers
Umang
To start with i came across this article and iam reading this now... Will share the map later on..
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Well for the first link that i shared i came up with this passage :-
Tone What it says
Description Analogy of Human evolution to Killer Whale Description How Killer whales culture exists Description Are diff culture diff? With gene example Description How niche groups are formed Description "Evidence of Culture = Evolution,But doubt" Description How and how Humans share something with killer whale
Purpose :- to show how cultural evolution might be same in Animals as in Humans
Passage 1 Description "Hssl in 2007 Situation Changed the program for results" Passage 2 Negative How the loan applications were rigged Passage 3 Description "Result of Hssle BOA > Cntrywide> to pay 1.27bill" Passage 4 Description Case proceedings against BOA and Moraine Passage 5 Postive How one judge said it was not fraud Passage 6 Neutral Contrasting views for and against the judgement Passage 7 Description "Influences described on the judgement Analogy bwn the current attorney and one in 80's" Passage 8 Description How legal system is an equalizer Passage 9 "Description Negative" Govt bailouts not publicly respected Passage 10 The judgement in favour of companies
Tone :- Description with Contrasting, author at times takes sides of the attorney Purpose:- How the Financial Crises cases are dealt with, a specific example of 2007
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