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by borntofight » Wed Jun 01, 2011 11:56 am
Hi Everyone,

Just 90 days left for my GMAT, my professor suggested me not to give GMAT soon as my verbal preparation is not up to mark.

Need to share one fact of my life I'm not native English speaker, my primary education was not in English hence lot of grammar mistake I do as we'll as I can't construct sentence properly .........blah blah.........

It would be my pleasure if somebody could motivate and guide me for studying the technique for Verbal part.........I'm broken......but will achieve > 700 within 90 days....

Regards..........
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by cans » Fri Jun 03, 2011 12:35 am
MGMAT Sentence correction books are great to improve verbal.
You can go through them. And also review all questions you practice. (even the correct ones and see why the other options were wrong. )
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by itsmebharat » Fri Jun 03, 2011 1:05 am
To some extent, not having English a primary language, I would agree with your professor to not to give GMAT soon. He already done his work and knows your weakness. But if you really want to BTG, then here are some suggestions,

1. Sit with you professor and try to analyze all the areas where you're weak and need more improvement.
2. If you're not good in grammar then buy a Martin's book of Grammar but dont go to deep into that, few topics like nouns, verbs, adjective, tenses, blah , blah
3. Take the BTG flashcard, study everyday, keep adding your findings as well.
4. And yes, Manhattan are the best materials , get them and read & understand each them.

Hope that helps.. Let us know on BTG if still you face problems with something.
I am not an Expert, please feel free to suggest if there is an error.
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