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Dear all,
I am German and I've been learning for GMAT for the very first week.
My question refers to all non-native English speakers.
How's your way to handle the Verbal part. So far I've had a lot of problems to work on the tasks well but I hope to improve myself step by step.
Especially in Critical Reasoning I am a little bit disappointed by myself because in the past for the university application tests I passed such a kind of exercises more easily (well..likley due to reading German)
I know my English is not the utmost as well but I don't know I think with a lot of work it should be possible to pass the GMA well. Eventually the Chinese have the best average scores and as far as I know they are not well-known of being good in English, are they?
Please let me know your experience
Best regards
I am German and I've been learning for GMAT for the very first week.
My question refers to all non-native English speakers.
How's your way to handle the Verbal part. So far I've had a lot of problems to work on the tasks well but I hope to improve myself step by step.
Especially in Critical Reasoning I am a little bit disappointed by myself because in the past for the university application tests I passed such a kind of exercises more easily (well..likley due to reading German)
I know my English is not the utmost as well but I don't know I think with a lot of work it should be possible to pass the GMA well. Eventually the Chinese have the best average scores and as far as I know they are not well-known of being good in English, are they?
Please let me know your experience
Best regards
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