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Gmat Adv -Prof Dave 20 Jun 2005, 11:01
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Hey Guys,

Can anybody tell me how is Gmat Advantage with Prof Dave.& More Specifically for Verbal.

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Gmat Adv -Prof Dave 02 Jul 2005, 08:47
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I've just received it. The book is OK but the CD is a good practice.
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Gmat Adv -Prof Dave 13 Jul 2005, 23:10
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Hello, new member here. I've recently received the book and will periodically update my thoughts. So far I feel the book is excellent. It doesn't cover the basics but jumps right to the problems. If you dont have basic math/verbal backgrounds I would advice complimenting this book with a more basic guide.
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Gmat Adv -Prof Dave 14 Jul 2005, 10:11
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be very careful about using non standard materials for verbal. you can learn the concepts from any book, but be careful about the problems that you practice with.

if you do not have a fairly good background in verbal concepts, i strongly suggest taking the help of a tutor or taking a prep class.

if you need practice problems, use the Official Guide, ETS paper tests and the LSAT's. (in that order). in the LSAT's, i recommend the LSAT Superprep , followed by the series of LSAT tests.

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