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I am curious to know what kind of resources do people use to dive deeper in sentence correction and learn the material. Or are there any specific courses you would recommend taking on? It seems like I am consistently scoring very low on the sentence correction part of the Verbal GMAT in particular. I have a one-month time horizon for preparation and I would love to gain some perspective from people who have improved their score!
Thank you for your help, I really appreciate it!
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HI 9083322 I think you need to be specific with the type of help you are looking for . If the query is only about study materials you can try the e-gmat SC , which can be a good option and also has a good feedback on the Gmat Club Forum . Once you complete the course you should make sure to go through the topics that GMAT CLUB experts post and the SC megathread . This will definitely help to improve your accuracy and confidence. sentence-correction-megathread-2018-edition-204883.html
Also make sure you watch the videos of GMATNinja. The videos and explanations are awesome.
Rest experts can guide you for any specific SC topic that you struggle
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Whatever material you choose, make sure there's a balance between learning rules and grammar with improving your in-test process. With SC, answer elimination using 'point-to-point' skimming is key technique that allows you to boost your score without learning more detailed grammar rules. Not that complete knowledge of grammar rules isn't a key foundation, but to get an improvement in your verbal score, how you tackle the question is as important as knowing the fundamentals.
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