GRE Verbal Strategies: Effective Strategies & Practice from 99th Percentile Instructors by Manhattan Prep
Please note: The content in the new Manhattan Prep GRE Verbal Strategies is an updated version of the verbal content in the Manhattan Prep GRE Set of 8 Strategy Guides.
Written and recently updated by our 99th percentile GRE instructors, Manhattan Prep's GRE Verbal Strategies features in-depth lessons covering strategies for every question type on the Verbal section of the GRE.
Included in this comprehensive guide are memorable and practical techniques for efficiently tackling Text Completion and Sentence Equivalence problems. In the Reading Comprehensions chapters, you will learn strategies for grasping difficult, unfamiliar content and a process for answering general questions, specific questions, and logic-based questions. Throughout the guide you will find tips for avoiding common traps, along with plenty of opportunity for practice via problem sets followed by detailed answer explanations written by GRE top-scorers. The guide also includes easy-to-understand, user-friendly strategies for writing the AWA (Analytical Writing Assessment) portion of the test, also known as the essays.
Written and recently updated by our 99th percentile GRE instructors, Manhattan Prep's GRE Verbal Strategies features in-depth lessons covering strategies for every question type on the Verbal section of the GRE.
Included in this comprehensive guide are memorable and practical techniques for efficiently tackling Text Completion and Sentence Equivalence problems. In the Reading Comprehensions chapters, you will learn strategies for grasping difficult, unfamiliar content and a process for answering general questions, specific questions, and logic-based questions. Throughout the guide you will find tips for avoiding common traps, along with plenty of opportunity for practice via problem sets followed by detailed answer explanations written by GRE top-scorers. The guide also includes easy-to-understand, user-friendly strategies for writing the AWA (Analytical Writing Assessment) portion of the test, also known as the essays.