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13 Jun 2008, 12:14
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Hi,
I am Bindya..I just joined the gmatclub...i am taking my GMAT exam on Aug 8
I came from India for Higher eduction in 2002, English is not my native language and therefore Verbal has never been my forte (especially grammer...i easily get confused)
But i am facing some difficulties with SC and RC sections...i feel like i keep commiting the same mistakes over and over again..(eg: parallelism, idioms etc) with my test date approaching i am getting more and more nervous
Can someone please help me overcome my fears by providing guidelines or suggestions on how to master the RC, SC sections in verbal
Thanks,
Bindya
I am Bindya..I just joined the gmatclub...i am taking my GMAT exam on Aug 8
I came from India for Higher eduction in 2002, English is not my native language and therefore Verbal has never been my forte (especially grammer...i easily get confused)
But i am facing some difficulties with SC and RC sections...i feel like i keep commiting the same mistakes over and over again..(eg: parallelism, idioms etc) with my test date approaching i am getting more and more nervous
Can someone please help me overcome my fears by providing guidelines or suggestions on how to master the RC, SC sections in verbal
Thanks,
Bindya
13 Jun 2008, 13:43
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Read some of the sticky's then read other people's debrief of their experience. You'll get a good idea on how to start your preparation.
The consensus is that the manhattan gmat (red books) sentence correction is the bible for mastering sc. As a non native, I suggest you concentrate on the idioms. Good luck.
The consensus is that the manhattan gmat (red books) sentence correction is the bible for mastering sc. As a non native, I suggest you concentrate on the idioms. Good luck.
