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21 Oct 2016, 23:41
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Hi,
I have GMAT booked in a month and a week, while having some school finals during this period as well.
What is worth mentioning is that I am not english native speaker. So, I have just started the verbal section after having spent some time on the quant, and I am wondering how I should tackle the Verbal section as efficiently as possible.
My plan right now constitutes of reading the 3 MGMAT books about SC, RC and CR, and then doing the OG questions.
My question is; how important is it that I really understand all the terms in the verbal section? Such as "command subjunctive" or "hypothetical subjunctive"? I feel like learning and remembering those would take much time and might not really be value added, as long as I can recognize patterns related to them, if you know what I mean?
Thankful for any response!
I have GMAT booked in a month and a week, while having some school finals during this period as well.
What is worth mentioning is that I am not english native speaker. So, I have just started the verbal section after having spent some time on the quant, and I am wondering how I should tackle the Verbal section as efficiently as possible.
My plan right now constitutes of reading the 3 MGMAT books about SC, RC and CR, and then doing the OG questions.
My question is; how important is it that I really understand all the terms in the verbal section? Such as "command subjunctive" or "hypothetical subjunctive"? I feel like learning and remembering those would take much time and might not really be value added, as long as I can recognize patterns related to them, if you know what I mean?
Thankful for any response!
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22 Oct 2016, 08:44
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There s no need what so ever to remember any terminology or terms. The only important thing s to solve questions correctly.
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