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by tmsande » Thu Jul 30, 2015 9:59 am
A lot of tips I'm seeing revolve around reading voraciously to accustom yourself to reading comprehension. I think it might be beneficial to have a semi-book club where people studying for the GMAT can post a link to an article, a brief summary written by the submitter, and some discussion questions (similar to what the GMAT might ask / logical fallacies / etc) for discussion to practice. Also, people can reply with feedback on the summary or grammatical notes, and post summaries themselves.

Does anyone know if this exists anywhere? Maybe we can do this in a forum here? Or by email?

If you're interested, reply or PM me - even if it's just two of us I think we can make something work.

To the experts out there - do you think this would be beneficial?

Tina
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