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by ilyana » Mon Jun 02, 2014 12:20 am
Recently I have started to work on my own GMAT blog (ilyanagmat.com). I created it in order to attract more customers from Moscow (I work as a GMAT tutor) and also to help people who don’t want to hire a tutor (or can’t afford it) to prepare for the GMAT themselves.

I’m going to start with a series of articles on Sentence Correction. These articles are supposed to feature some official problems (from Official Guide, 13th edition and from Official Guide Verbal Review, 2nd edition). I think all SC problems from these sources have already been published on some forums (beatthegmat and gmatclub mostly). Originally I was going to provide links to these problems inside my articles. On the other hand, this way I will make the reading of my articles most difficult (a person should keep open two or more tabs at once). It would be a major improvement if I could publish the problems themselves inside my texts.

My question: can I publish some problems from Official Guides (with reference to the source, of course) on my blog?

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by OfficialGMAT » Mon Jun 02, 2014 8:39 am
Hello, Ilyana. Good luck on your GMAT prep blog! To answer your question, we ask GMAT prep companies and tutors not to republish our material. However, if you send an email to [email protected] we can send you some resources that you can share with your readers. Good luck!
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