Category: Verbal
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Introduction to GMAT Critical Reasoning
What is GMAT critical reasoning? GMAT Critical Reasoning is one of the three question types found in the GMAT Verbal section. All CR questions contain a prompt (usually 100 words or fewer) that presents some sort of argument, which is followed by a question stem and 5 answer choices. The questions revolve around a logical…
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How to Tackle Critical Reading Assumption Questions
Assumption questions find links between premises and conclusions. Our GMAT Critical Reasoning tips will help you better understand arguments.
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GMAT Sentence Correction with 20 Practice Questions and Answers
Every time you put something into writing in a professional setting, it should represent you at your very best—and an important part of that is correct grammar. That’s why business schools care about it, which is why the GMAT tests it. The primary vehicle for testing grammar on the GMAT is the Sentence Correction questions.…
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What’s Tested on the GMAT Verbal Reasoning Section?
What’s tested on GMAT verbal? We’ll cover the GMAT verbal question types, the frequency in which they appear, and resources to prepare!
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Complete Guide to GMAT Idioms
In this post, we’ll go over what you need to know about GMAT idioms, list the idiom types, and show you how to use Magoosh’s free GMAT Idioms ebook!
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GMAT Grammar: “On a White Bus” with Subordinate Conjunctions
Studying for the GMAT? Learn about subordinate conjunctions along with practice GMAT grammar subordinate conjunctions questions in this post!
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GMAT Verbal for Non-Native English Speakers
The GMAT is tough, even for those fluent in English. Read this post for verbal study tips to help unlock the GMAT for non-native english speakers.
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GMAT Reading Comprehension: Strategies for the 6 Question Types
Virtually all GMAT Reading Comprehension questions fall into 6 categories. To learn strategies for each question type, read this post!
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GMAT SC Grammar: Phrases as Subjects
Looking for GMAT Sentence Completion practice? Look no further! Check out this post for some GMAT SC Grammar practice questions.
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GMAT Sentence Correction: the “Due To” Mistake
This mistake is astonishingly common in spoken English, even among otherwise well-spoken people. In the six Sentence Correction practice questions below, all the questions contain “due to.” Where is it used correctly and where is it wrong? 1) Elysium Field Construction planned to build the ten-story building The Suburban downtown, but due to unstable bedrock…