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13 May 2006, 12:43
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You obviously need to brush up on verbal. What source did you use for verbals? make sure you use OG10 or 11, PR and 1000 questions on SC/CR/RC available on these forums here.
Hope this helps.
Hope this helps.
14 May 2006, 16:59
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Is English your first language? If not I would consider an English tutor.
If it's not, then you can probably improve on your own with steady prep, or with a GMAT tutor just for verbal. I agree on PR (Princeton Review) for verbal...the strategies are dead-on and their practice test questions are accurate, very much like the real thing.
I have not used Manhattan's guides (I am better at verbal than quant) but have read good things especially about the Sentence Correction guide.
Ooh -- another book that is good for verbal is called Grammar Smart. If covers the most common grammar issues in the English language. It's a keeper for essays too.
If it's not, then you can probably improve on your own with steady prep, or with a GMAT tutor just for verbal. I agree on PR (Princeton Review) for verbal...the strategies are dead-on and their practice test questions are accurate, very much like the real thing.
I have not used Manhattan's guides (I am better at verbal than quant) but have read good things especially about the Sentence Correction guide.
Ooh -- another book that is good for verbal is called Grammar Smart. If covers the most common grammar issues in the English language. It's a keeper for essays too.
