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Week 2 Day 6 : Parallelism, Quant Revision, Error Logs 14 Sep 2017, 12:32
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Study Day Title

1 Revise remainders in quant
2 Learn Parallelism
3 Extra Credit & GMAT Prep Resources

Reading and Practice Plan

15 min:

Review yesterday’’s quant error log from GMAT Club workbook

25 min:

What is parallel to what?

10 min:

Markers in parallelsim

25 min:

Imperfect parallelism

10 min:

Grammar vs Logic in parallelism

25 min:

Practice OG Parallelism questions

Tips & Tricks for More Effective Practice

Make sure you review difficulty level of each question.

For each mistake, do not forget to mark or make notes in your log and plan to review them tomorrow in the first 15 mins of your prep.

Make sure you don’t google the questions and use extra credit resources to boost your performance.

Tip of the day:

Parallelism is almost like math. Things are either perfectly parallel or they are not! Once you get comfortable with how GMAT questions use parallelism by regular review, you will feel more confident.

Recommended Resources

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Imperfect lists by e-GMAT

Parallelism notes from Ron Purewal

More e-GMAT notes

Materials to check
Is a good ear enough?
More parallelism in the GMAT
SC questions directory with topic and difficulty
Extra Credit

- How the GMAT distorts meaning

- Do 10 Hard SC Parallelism Questions. Target to have at least 70% accuracy
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