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The Verbal is a killer !!!!

Critical Reasoning, Reading Comprehension
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by Khaim » Sat May 16, 2009 10:03 pm
I just did my first Mgmat test and I got 460 !! :(

Q39 - V16 !!

Obsiously I will never get a good score because of my verbal :(
I did the test without timing for the first time....
I found the Quant pretty ok...
but for the verbal I dont know what to do

... I am studying the Mgmat SC and I will start soon the CR bible....

did someone get a significant improve on the verbal..... by using other strategies ???

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Source: — Verbal Reasoning |

by cramya » Sat May 16, 2009 10:14 pm
My 2 cents:

Stick to the resources above and u will definitely see ur score improve over a period of time.

SC the key is to check for these things with every question:

1) subject verb agreement
2) Pronoun reference/agreement
3) Parallelism
4) Spotting and extracting idioms


Lot of questions involve a combination of the 4 above. I am sure there may be questions testing miscellaneous concepts like subjunctive, modifiers, comparisons etc... but the 4 above are more prevalent.

CR Bible is good. Once u can spot right answers to each question type in CR using the concepts behind each question type that determine what a right answer should look like, then u r on your way to top critical reasoning also.


Hope this helps and all the very best.

Regards,
CR
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