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06 Aug 2012, 22:35
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Just wondering.
For me I find Rhetorical Construction the hardest followed by Logical Prediction.
What's worse is I can't seem to find any resources that focus in-depth on these two areas.
For me I find Rhetorical Construction the hardest followed by Logical Prediction.
What's worse is I can't seem to find any resources that focus in-depth on these two areas.
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09 Aug 2012, 10:33
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Hi dchan, you probably won't find many materials on rhetorical construction because it is such a huge subject. There are so many legal ways to say the same thing in English that choosing among them based on rules only requires some pretty encylopedic knowledge - that's why books like the Chicago Manual of Style exist. Fortunately, if a construction is wrong on the GMAT, it's usually clearly and identifiably wrong. I've found the MGMAT Foundations of Verbal book helpful for understanding exactly how sentences are constructed. It's a big book, but you asked for it 
Logical Predication is pretty easy to deal with, check out the MGMAT Sentence Correction strategy guide chapter on Comparisons. Here's a nice problem: https://www.manhattangmat.com/forums/idi ... t7736.html
With my students, understanding how verb modifiers work is probably the hardest topic - I find it important to explain them in terms of how the modifier adds to or changes the meaning of the sentence.
Logical Predication is pretty easy to deal with, check out the MGMAT Sentence Correction strategy guide chapter on Comparisons. Here's a nice problem: https://www.manhattangmat.com/forums/idi ... t7736.html
With my students, understanding how verb modifiers work is probably the hardest topic - I find it important to explain them in terms of how the modifier adds to or changes the meaning of the sentence.
16 Aug 2012, 04:46
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I have done another gmatprep exam. Got Q43/V42 700. However this was a repeat so many questions I have already seen which would inflate my score. However I have noticed that almost all my mistakes in Verbal belonged to SC. I have studied the MGMAT guide and done all the OG questions. I feel "lost" as it seems I am no better off than before at SC. I don't exactly know what I can do to finally crack SC. Every other area has shown signs of progress except SC which is getting sort of frustrating.
the tougher part is to execute them in 60-70 seconds. 
