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Thanks for your suggestions..

i have ordered for PR VERBAL Work Out.

How Good this book is for International student or non-native english speaker like me.

I am having conidence in both CR and SC. but SC creating a lot of problems to me.

Any good websites to practice SC while i am in office also..

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sorry,

it's not sc it's RC that creating problems to me.

please suggest me some good websites to practice while i am in office

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Thanks for your suggestions..

i have ordered for PR VERBAL Work Out.

How Good this book is for International student or non-native english speaker like me.

I am having conidence in both CR and SC. but SC creating a lot of problems to me.

Any good websites to practice SC while i am in office also..

Thanks in advance

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Sammy, I am not a fan of PR, but I will be glad to hear your thougths on this; there are not too many websites to practice SC, but there is a number that help with your grammar and I think I would start on refreshing the basics rather than jumping into practice. There is no need to practice with Real bullets right? :wink:

Try here:
top-gmat-prep-books-guides-reviews-comments-77703.html


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IT does not seem to be super helpful for SC, however.
If you find anything or have any resources, you can post them here.
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hi,

yes , i am having some links that may be helpful to our group..

i am giving some links below in which some are out dated.

Verbal

https://www.admissiontest.org/Download/main.htm
https://richardbowles.tripod.com/gmat/sc/sc_hints.htm
https://novapress.net/diagnostic/gmat_te ... t_sol.html
https://webster.commnet.edu/grammar/index2.htm (Excellent site)
https://www.uottawa.ca/academic/arts/wri ... tense.html
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Math

https://skonline.salkeiz.k12.or.us/algeb ... eries1.htm
https://www.mathleague.com/help/wholenum ... olenumbers
https://regentsprep.org/Regents/math/math-a.cfm
https://www.boxermath.com/
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All stuff to download

https://www.wayabroad.com/chinese/homepa ... wnload.htm
https://mygmat.myetang.com/lecture/neworiental.htm --- NOT FOUND
(Click on the weird characters you see. Most of them are working links to files)
https://www.gter.net/index.jsp

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Online tests/dnload tests

https://cyberprep.com/bschool/gmatdx/startgmatdxv.htm
https://www.allthetests.com/gmat_intro/index.shtml
https://tigtag.szptt.net.cn/download.htm ---- NOT FOUND
https://iiswinprd03.petersons.com/testpr ... stions.asp
https://ivyleagueadmission.com/standardi ... tests.html
https://www.gmatclub.com
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The chinese pages could be translated by using the translator at
babel.altavista.com

https://webster.commnet.edu/sensen/part1/index.html
https://www.bartleby.com/64/
https://richardbowles.tripod.com/gmat/gmatmenu.htm
https://webster.commnet.edu/sensen/index.html
https://richardbowles.tripod.com/gmat/gmatmenu.htm
https://www.agriculture.purdue.edu/agcomm/traps.html
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You are the man! :beer


I will check them out and add to the LINKS section.
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Use your PR book for verbal strategies, and supplement it with OG practice questions. PR is far and above the best for verbal prep.


Can I ask which PR book you are refering to ? Is it possible for you to give me detail description of the PR book ?
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Use your PR book for verbal strategies, and supplement it with OG practice questions. PR is far and above the best for verbal prep.


Can I ask which PR book you are refering to ? Is it possible for you to give me detail description of the PR book ?




I believe it is this one:

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Can anyone help me with the address of the chinese translator software??

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Yes, I meant the PR Cracking the GMAT book. The verbal tips are excellent.
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Can anyone help me with the address of the chinese translator software??

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Yes, sure,

1. Find the page you want translated.
2. Go here https://babel.altavista.com/ and enter the URL int the box at teh bottom, pick the translation (Chiense-simp to English) then wait a few seconds and you will see a page in English.



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I have written this one for one of the questions in a Private Message, but I think it will be helpful to many:


PR, Kaplan, and other sources of CR are often misleading as only ETS CR is right and has a certain format. I have noticed that Kaplan was pretty similar, but more complicated. PR seemed to have a much greater twist to it.

What helped me most with CR was:
- Answer qeustions without looking over the answer choices
this way nothing temps me
- Summarizing the passages
- Practice finding assumptions of arguments - this is quite helpful. Just take any argument out there and practice summarizing and finding the assumptions.


Reading was much harder, I can only say what I did, since you did nto say what you were doing. I improved tremendously after I started to stop after each passage and summarize my readings. The readmap concept outlined in many textbooks. I think this was most helpful.
Another element was reading a lot of literature just to get used to extensive reading times and improve "absorbing" skills for various levels of BS. I was very bad focusing/concentrating as I often start thinking about other things. I also tried to question author's points but that was difficult and required a lot of practice. In the review mode, I would often re-read the passages to see why I made a mistake and the second time it was much more obvious and I sort of "learnt" how to figure out a trap or predict a question. Sometimes I just knew this question was coming.
I did not do any mistakes on the "Topic" or "title" of this passage could be ..... those were always fairly easy - the scope quesitons. It is good to understand that.

There is much more to the scope than many think. Very many questions have answer choices that are very good but are out of scope. I would estimate that you can help it in 30% of CR"s understanding the scope correctly. Very often the passage will talk about passanger cars and the answer choice will be about cars or trucks. Sometimes, the passage will talk about costs, and the answer choice will be about efficiency, profit, and ROI, which are not related. (though they may in some questions where new information is actually needed to answer the question or bring clarification.)
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