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How do you practice RC ?

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by logitech » Sun Jan 11, 2009 9:14 pm
Lets collect some sources and methods in this thread.

Sources:

1) OG materials and GMAT paper tests.

What else ? I am still not sure about 1000 RC ( or 3000 RC )
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by res123 » Sun Jan 11, 2009 9:20 pm
I was wondering that if it is even possible to improve significantly on RC? I mean this is a skill you develop over a lifetime. Especially, if someone is racing against time, where the GMAT is under a month or two. What about non-native speakers? It is even harder to learn or be at the same level field to those that speak the language natively. I did not mean to astray from your topic, but I was just wodnering.
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by logitech » Sun Jan 11, 2009 9:34 pm
res123 wrote:I was wondering that if it is even possible to improve significantly on RC? I mean this is a skill you develop over a lifetime. Especially, if someone is racing against time, where the GMAT is under a month or two. What about non-native speakers? It is even harder to learn or be at the same level field to those that speak the language natively. I did not mean to astray from your topic, but I was just wodnering.
We will try our best shot. There are many non-native speakers who aced the verbal section of the GMAT.

Impossible is potential.

Impossible is temporary.

Impossible is NOTHING!

B-)
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by 4meonly » Sun Jan 11, 2009 11:17 pm
I read nytimes.com and Scientific American Digital
I think that this will help - I see dramatical increase in reading speed.
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