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by nolf » Wed Dec 24, 2008 1:56 am
Hi All

Ok I have started my preparation for the GMAT...and now solving the OG 11th edition...

Now I have seen this problem arise generally for me.... I get to 2 correct answers among the 5 and then choose the wrong answer... This specially is happenin in SC and RC ..

Can anyone tell me how to tackle this.... I dont know i am going wrong in choosing from 2 options of the answers.....

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by karmayogi » Wed Dec 24, 2008 6:29 am
You should ask yourself: How are u nailing down to 2 options? Is it just becuase they sound correct or is there some reasoning behind? For SC it's simple; You simply need to learn grammar rules, and if you have already learnt them then start applying them. Rest is practice.
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by aim-wsc » Wed Dec 24, 2008 10:27 am
Usually they have 2/3 splits. ...
meaning three options they provide are clear wrong. You cn spot the flaws in those options but its difficult choosing between remaining 2 options.

It's a common problem we face. especially in SC.

To tackle this problem you should study more than practicing /solving problems (read: study grammar, read strategies more instead of going for tests )
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