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30 Jun 2008, 07:40
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Please forgive me if this question had been posted, but I wasn't able to find answers for my questions.
I am a non english speaker and out of school for about 6 years.
I am trying to re-build my english grammar from scratch to prepare not only GMAT but also for my future MBA classes, such as writing papers, so on.
Any studying tools, books, website, or even tutoring suggestion will be greatly appreciated.
Or should I just attack GMAT studying material, such as Princeton Review, GMAT Official guide and learn as I go??
I've heard of India version of "High School English Grammar & Composition by Wren & Martin."
Is this what you are recommending? What's the best place to purchase?
I am not from India, by the way. I am an asian.
Thank you for your inputs.
I am a non english speaker and out of school for about 6 years.
I am trying to re-build my english grammar from scratch to prepare not only GMAT but also for my future MBA classes, such as writing papers, so on.
Any studying tools, books, website, or even tutoring suggestion will be greatly appreciated.
Or should I just attack GMAT studying material, such as Princeton Review, GMAT Official guide and learn as I go??
I've heard of India version of "High School English Grammar & Composition by Wren & Martin."
Is this what you are recommending? What's the best place to purchase?
I am not from India, by the way. I am an asian.
Thank you for your inputs.
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30 Jun 2008, 09:36
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A great way to start for the GMAT Sentence Correction grammar would be the Manhattan GMAT guide (red cover). It includes all the topics tested.
I wouldn't really now what to suggest for your overall grammar.
I wouldn't really now what to suggest for your overall grammar.
02 Jul 2008, 21:38
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NewBee, Welcome to the Club!!
If you want to learn grammar this is a good website :
https://owl.english.purdue.edu/
For GMAT Verbal SC I recommend the Manhattan SC book.
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