How to prepare for AWA

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by rahulg83 » Fri Jun 19, 2009 7:22 am

I have my test in 3 weeks. Though i never avoid writing any essay while taking the practice tests, how can i make sure that these are upto the standards (5.0-6.0)? I am pretty confident in Analysis of Argument, simply because a lot of practicing in Critical Reasoning, but i somehow squander Analysis of Issue every time. Can somebody suggest if there is some standard way of approaching AOI? Generally i take an stance, whether to agree or disagree, but after that my mind simply becomes blank. What real world example can i give? What points should i give in favor or disagreement? Ideas simply don't click..

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