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19 Aug 2016, 09:21
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Hi all.
I have already purchased verbal review 2016. Does purchasing verbal review 2017 make sense. What is the difference between these two books.
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I have already purchased verbal review 2016. Does purchasing verbal review 2017 make sense. What is the difference between these two books.
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https://www.manhattanprep.com/gmat/blog ... on-part-3/ This article lays it all out - both the new Verbal questions in the 2017 OG, and the new questions in the 2017 Verbal Review. It looks like the Verbal Review swapped out a handful of questions in each section. If you were only just beginning to study now, I'd tell you to pick up the 2017 version just to have the latest and greatest, but if you already have the 2016 edition, I wouldn't buy the new one. You won't get very many new problems, and the changes to the content aren't very large.
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