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The only official verbal review for the GMAT from the creators of the test
Anyone preparing for the Graduate Management Admission Test® (GMAT) knows it’s important to study with the experts. With The Official GMAT Verbal Review, 2nd Edition, you’ll get questions, answers, and explanations straight from the source. The only official verbal review for the GMAT Exam, this book targets your study and helps you improve your verbal skills by focusing on your ability to read and comprehend written material, to reason and evaluate arguments, and to correct written material to conform to standard English. Inside, you’ll find:
• 300 actual questions from past GMAT tests, including 75 questions new to this edition
• Sections on Reading Comprehension, Critical Reasoning, and Sentence Correction
• Questions organized in order of difficulty to save study time
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
I also posted this review at the Math Review Booklet.
Had exactly 6 weeks, of which I had the flew for one week, during the summer holiday to cram for the GMAT. Bought the OG, the Math Review and the Verbal Review, and just decided to practice as many questions as I could. I was able to get through all 1,400 questions, plus to go through the ones I had wrong for a second and a third time if necessary. Please do not get discouraged while going through the questions for your first time; I had about 400-500 questions wrong after I went through the 1,400 questions the first time, then had about a hundred wrong after I went through the 400-500 questions a second time, after which I still had about 10-20 wrong after the third time. Preparing is 2/3 quantity and 1/3 quality; crunching about a hundred questions a day, analysing my mistakes and understanding why I did them wrong, making a short summary of the provided theory, and writing out questions and their answers with which I really had a hard time. Also spend some time on the AWA sections; it suffices to write yourself a small body for both the Argument and the Issue section and study those. Please do not spend (read: waste) your time on going through all the topics which could come on your AWA. On a final note, do most of the work at the beginning of your preparation period and try to get your head clear in the one or two days prior to your test.
Did the test for the first time this noon, and scored a 710 (92nd percentile) in total.
Had exactly 6 weeks, of which I had the flew for one week, during the summer holiday to cram for the GMAT. Bought the OG, the Math Review and the Verbal Review, and just decided to practice as many questions as I could. I was able to get through all 1,400 questions, plus to go through the ones I had wrong for a second and a third time if necessary. Please do not get discouraged while going through the questions for your first time; I had about 400-500 questions wrong after I went through the 1,400 questions the first time, then had about a hundred wrong after I went through the 400-500 questions a second time, after which I still had about 10-20 wrong after the third time. Preparing is 2/3 quantity and 1/3 quality; crunching about a hundred questions a day, analysing my mistakes and understanding why I did them wrong, making a short summary of the provided theory, and writing out questions and their answers with which I really had a hard time. Also spend some time on the AWA sections; it suffices to write yourself a small body for both the Argument and the Issue section and study those. Please do not spend (read: waste) your time on going through all the topics which could come on your AWA. On a final note, do most of the work at the beginning of your preparation period and try to get your head clear in the one or two days prior to your test.
Did the test for the first time this noon, and scored a 710 (92nd percentile) in total.
6 of 7 people found the following review helpful
This book is, in my humble opinion, a must for those who (like me) are not native English speakers and want to improve their verbal score in the GMAT.
The best way to prepare for the test day is practicing a lot. The book gives you enough practice material (in addition to the official GMAT Review, 12th edition) to make you feel much more comfortable when facing the verbal questions, including the Sentence Correction questions which were the more daunting to me.
The best way to prepare for the test day is practicing a lot. The book gives you enough practice material (in addition to the official GMAT Review, 12th edition) to make you feel much more comfortable when facing the verbal questions, including the Sentence Correction questions which were the more daunting to me.
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I received my book one week earlier than excepted and in great conditions. It was my first time buying in Amazon and I'm really happy.
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