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Strategies to tackle sentence correction

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by dinakar070 » Tue Aug 06, 2013 5:50 am
Hi,

I am a non- native speaker and I m getting screwed over sentence correction. So far my quant preparation(self study) went well and I have no trouble in handling quant. I lack an approach to spot errors in a complex and lengthy sentence and fix them. I am comfortable with tenses and beyond that I m not that good. Someone, please tell me, what kind of approach should I follow and suitable strategies to tackle SC. I ve bought Manhattan's SC.

In a nut shell, what kind of strategies do you recommend to a non-native speaker to nail SC? And I m ready to go to any lengths to ace SC.
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by sameerballani » Tue Aug 06, 2013 6:21 am
dinakar070 wrote:Hi,

I am a non- native speaker and I m getting screwed over sentence correction. So far my quant preparation(self study) went well and I have no trouble in handling quant. I lack an approach to spot errors in a complex and lengthy sentence and fix them. I am comfortable with tenses and beyond that I m not that good. Someone, please tell me, what kind of approach should I follow and suitable strategies to tackle SC. I ve bought Manhattan's SC.

In a nut shell, what kind of strategies do you recommend to a non-native speaker to nail SC? And I m ready to go to any lengths to ace SC.
My 2 cents -

The first step is to Manhattan's SC book.
If you do not understand it, you may want to try Aristotle SC Grail.
However, Manhattan's SC book is a must be it before or after Aristotle SC Grail.
Also, I would recommend you immediately solve RELATED OG problems after completing a chapter from Manhattan SC Guide. This would give better grip over concepts learned in the chapter.
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