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20 Oct 2007, 18:49
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How have you guys studied idioms?
Have you memorized lists of idioms? or
Used a different method? ie MGMAT Spot-Extract-Replace Method.
Some idioms I can use the MGMAT method but others I dont even come close.
Have you memorized lists of idioms? or
Used a different method? ie MGMAT Spot-Extract-Replace Method.
Some idioms I can use the MGMAT method but others I dont even come close.
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21 Oct 2007, 16:18
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only recently have I started to really sit and start to memorize idioms. about 3 weeks ago I created idiom flashcards using index cards and page 111 in manhattan SC. Funny how it says on top that it is "unnecessary to spend time memorizing this list" but I have to admit, it's helped me out greatly! Things like range FROM x to y, when I kept having to correct myself from saying range between. native to, consider XY, declare XY, rates FOR (not of), is just not natural sounding, but they are GMAT language.
I believe that when you're down to 2 or 3 answer choices, usually doing the idiom test will eliminate any doubts on which answer choices should remain.
I believe that when you're down to 2 or 3 answer choices, usually doing the idiom test will eliminate any doubts on which answer choices should remain.
23 Oct 2007, 14:39
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Yeah, I am using the old school way as well - FLASH CARDS -
and I review them once a day at work, so it doesn't take up my studying time at night....trust me, if you review all the flash cards once a day for two weeks, you will memorize most of the idioms....
