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Question about Manhattan Guides

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by emw13 » Sun Jul 26, 2009 10:44 am
This is for anyone out there who has used the Manhattan GMAT Guides. I am wondering if it is most effective to do the accompanying OG problems whilst reading the book (at the end of every major section), or whether it is better to wait till the end, after completing all of the guides.

I am finding it difficult to simulate test like conditions when I am flipping through the pages to find questions.

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by JeffB » Sun Jul 26, 2009 12:08 pm
I think you should do sets of OG problems as you go. Read the chapter, do the in-action problems, then do the OG problems with it. You only need to flip through several pages, shouldn't be too difficult.
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