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reread old pasages, SERIOUS PROBLEM

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by tanviet » Fri Mar 26, 2010 2:02 am
I have to retake the test. To retake the test, I reread the old passages.

the serious problem happens.

because the passages are not new, I can not practice reading skills any more. In fact I do not read any more and of course, can not read on the test

How to solve this problem?

find new passages, where to find?

read other material such as Newyork Review of Books. Is the material relative to gmat reading passages?

pls, help.
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Source: — Reading Comprehension |

by becnil » Thu Apr 01, 2010 8:22 pm
You have not mentioned about the resources you have used to practice Reading Comprehension (RC). I seriously doubt that you have exhausted all possible sources of practice such as OG 11 & OG 12, Manhattan GMAT, Kaplan or Knewton guidebooks.

Try to go back to the book you used at the very beginning. Possibly you will not remember much of it now.

Hope that helps.
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