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06 Feb 2021, 07:21
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Hi,
I'm having a hard time deciding what's the best approach to attack an SC question. Don't get me wrong. I think I might have a sound understanding of the basics of what GMAT SC tests. But, It gets confusing for me what strategy to choose so that I can get done with the SC questions.
I like the method of splits as it helps to eliminate answer options faster. But I tend to miss some relatively easy questions on pronouns as I was fixated on the splits and missed the "it" present in the sentence totally! I sometimes get fixated on certain splits where both the splits are perfectly alright.
The next option is to go through each answer option one by one. But this is so time-consuming! How on earth can I solve the SC in a reasonable amount of time with this method?
There are other questions where splits are not easy to identify or don't exist at all. Does anyone else feel the kind of confusion I feel? How to identify the right approach?
Thanks,
Biswesh Anupam
I'm having a hard time deciding what's the best approach to attack an SC question. Don't get me wrong. I think I might have a sound understanding of the basics of what GMAT SC tests. But, It gets confusing for me what strategy to choose so that I can get done with the SC questions.
I like the method of splits as it helps to eliminate answer options faster. But I tend to miss some relatively easy questions on pronouns as I was fixated on the splits and missed the "it" present in the sentence totally! I sometimes get fixated on certain splits where both the splits are perfectly alright.
The next option is to go through each answer option one by one. But this is so time-consuming! How on earth can I solve the SC in a reasonable amount of time with this method?
There are other questions where splits are not easy to identify or don't exist at all. Does anyone else feel the kind of confusion I feel? How to identify the right approach?
Thanks,
Biswesh Anupam
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08 Feb 2021, 22:38
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Agree.
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Can you give example(s)?
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