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GMAT Sentence Correction: 15 Essential Tips | Target Test Prep Verbal

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by Scott@TargetTestPrep » Thu Apr 21, 2022 8:14 am
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GMAT Sentence Correction: 15 Essential Tips

Studying GMAT Sentence Correction (SC) can be a nerve-racking experience for test-takers. As a result, it’s no surprise that everyone is looking for shortcuts, secrets, and tricks that will “crack” the GMAT SC code.

There is plenty of advice out there about how to master Sentence Correction, but the truth is, gimmicks won’t earn you a high GMAT Verbal score, and in some cases, relying on shortcuts may even hurt your score.

How can shortcuts hurt your GMAT Verbal score? Well, much like GMAT Quant, GMAT Verbal tests the level of sophistication of the thinking you use when you answer questions. Thus, memorizing rules alone isn’t enough to take your Sentence Correction skills from basic to advanced.

There are, however, some must-know strategies that all GMAT students can put into practice to ensure that they’re attacking Sentence Correction questions in a smart, efficient way.

In this article, I’ll share 15 essential tips for understanding and ultimately mastering Sentence Correction. Whatever stage of studying GMAT Verbal you’re at, these tips will be invaluable for helping you approach Sentence Correction questions.

Here are the 15 tips:
  • Tip #1: Learn and Practice One Sentence Correction Topic at a Time
    Tip #2: Meaning Matters in Sentence Correction!
    Tip #3: Plug Each Answer Choice into the Full Sentence
    Tip #4: The “Original” Sentence Is Not Special
    Tip #5: Correct Answers Don’t Have to Be Perfect
    Tip #6: Don’t Get Stuck on What “Sounds Wrong”
    Tip #7: Clearly Articulate What the Errors Are in Wrong Choices
    Tip #8: Eliminate Non-Essential Modifiers to Pinpoint Errors
    Tip # 9: Eliminate “Easy Out” Wrong Answers by Checking for Land Mines
    Tip #10: Learn and Understand How to Correctly Use the Most Commonly Tested Idioms
    Tip #11: When Stuck Between Two Choices, Lean Into Them
    Tip #12: Don’t be Afraid to Select Choice A
    Tip #13: Be Sure to Read the Non-Underlined Portion of the Sentence
    Tip #14: The Sentence Version Produced by Choice A Is the Same as the Original Sentence
    Tip #15: Mastering GMAT Sentence Correction Takes Time

For a deep dive on all 15 tips, view my full article on Target Test Prep’s blog.

Happy Studying!!

Warmest regards,
Scott

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