Break Away: GMAT Verbal – Sentence Correction – 50 Original

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ABOUT THIS COURSE
The Sentence Correction part of the GMAT is an opportunity – embrace it.
  • Sentence corrections are the easiest section of the test to ‘game‘. If you know the rules, you’ll score really high, if you don’t you’ll score really low
  • Unlike math, reading comprehension or logical reasoning questions, sentence correction scores improve dramatically with practice
  • The sentence correction questions have their own, very specific quirks – these make little sense if you are a non-native speaker – but if you understand these quirks and can spot them, you’ll crack the test
What’s covered
  • 50 high-quality sentence correction problems
  • No grammatical gobbledygook – simple explanations you can understand
  • Visual highlights so that you really get why alternatives are right or wrong
Who is the target audience?
GMAT Verbal
  • Yep! Anyone preparing to take the GMAT
  • Yep! Non-native speakers looking to level the playing field in the verbal section
  • Yep! Anyone that finds grammar jargon incredibly confusing, and would like simple, crisp explanations in everyday language
BASIC KNOWLEDGE
  • Students should be preparing for the GMAT – this course is specifically geared towards that test
WHAT YOU WILL LEARN
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  • Ace the sentence correction questions on the GMAT!
  • Identify the common types of sentence correction questions on the GMAT, and know what techniques to apply
  • Know how to spot sentences that sound right but are actually wrong, or that sound wrong, but are actually right

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