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by CappyAA » Fri Jun 27, 2008 6:36 am
Hey everyone - I know the Critical Reasoning Bible comes highly recommended. I was curious if the Sentence Correction Bible would be just as beneficial, or would I be fine with Manhattan's SC Guide alone? I already have the Manhattan SC Guide, and I do like it - I don't know if there would be any additional benefit to getting the SC Bible. Thanks!

Also, would either of those 2 bible books be available at any book stores? Or would I have to order them online?
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by CappyAA » Mon Jun 30, 2008 1:32 pm
Bump - does anyone have any experience with this? Should I get this as well, or is having the Manhattan SC Guide enough?
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by varunrajwade » Mon Jun 30, 2008 2:13 pm
I had the LSAT LR bible with me but I found that it covers too many things that are not relevant to the GMAT.. However the book helped me by presenting a clear sequence of instructions.. So I will say if you have around 1.5 - 2 months of free time to prep for GMAT go for it, but if you wanna crap the prep, stick to GMAT material...

However I do recommend the LSAT Official tests if you want to solve really nit-picky CR (or LR in LSAT lingo)...
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