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where to find difficult text for practice

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by tanviet » Mon Jan 10, 2011 2:59 am
I wish to read the 3rd passage on the test day of gmat. I need to find many dificult text to practice reading. Where to find the hard text. In the university of Chicago Magazine and Hardvard Magazine, I do not see difficult text.

I think if you want to read the hard passage on gmat, the only way is to read a lot, a few hundrea pages of difficult text.

The persons who can read fast enough to read the 3rd passage on the test date are the ones who have a history of reading difficult text in their past though they do not know the history. That is why many persons get good score on gmat but do not know why to share experiecne with others. we want to make history by being realizing this simple thing.

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by arora007 » Tue Jan 11, 2011 11:09 am
Hey duongthang, I remember posting you a lot of free resources for reading. I believe the strategy is not just to ready quickly. The strategy is to read efficiently. Develop a habit of "Initial Reading" i.e. reading the 1st paragraph and then reading 1st line of each subsequent paragraph you will automatically improve on questions which require you to address the main point/structure. For the rest you will need to dig down into the details... Try the free trial of the mastergmat course and see if it works for you too.
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