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TheWrongGrammer
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06 Nov 2022, 09:11
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Hi Guys!
I have been studying for gmat for around 2 months now using TTP material.
I have spend quiet a bit of time on CR and still I am unable to grasp the full concept related to Assumption, Inference, and Conclusion questions.
What I have realized that I am having trouble when the argument is long…
Is there any book or material that I can refer to for better understanding of CR?
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I have been studying for gmat for around 2 months now using TTP material.
I have spend quiet a bit of time on CR and still I am unable to grasp the full concept related to Assumption, Inference, and Conclusion questions.
What I have realized that I am having trouble when the argument is long…
Is there any book or material that I can refer to for better understanding of CR?
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06 Nov 2022, 19:20
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Hi.
Have you read the verbal strategy lessons in Mission 3 of the TTP course?
Also, if you contact the TTP team via the in-course chat, we can take a look at your course analytics to see what they may indicate about what you can do to improve your results.
Have you read the verbal strategy lessons in Mission 3 of the TTP course?
Also, if you contact the TTP team via the in-course chat, we can take a look at your course analytics to see what they may indicate about what you can do to improve your results.
02 Dec 2022, 04:34
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TheWrongGrammer, you can refer to Powerscore CR Bible, and you could also refer to this document made by the legend nightblade354: https://gmatclub.com/forum/mod-nightbla ... l#p2272709
