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MANHATTAN GMAT Reading Comprehension GMAT Strategy Guide This in-depth guide takes the mystery out of complex reading passages by providing a toolkit of sketching techniques that aim to build comprehension, speed, and accuracy. Learn to identify the underlying structure of reading passages, and develop methods to tackle the toughest comprehension questions.

MANHATTAN PREP GMAT Advanced Quant GMAT STRATEGY GUIDE This supplemental guide provides in-depth and comprehensive explanations of the advanced math skills necessary for the highest-level performance on the GMAT. GMAT® is a registered trademark of the Graduate Management Admissions council™. Manhattan Prep is neither endorsed by nor affiliated with GMAc. Table of Contents GMAT Advanced Quant Cover Title Page Copyright Instructional Guide Series Letter Introduction In...

For the GMAT's Verbal Section: succinctly covers the 8 sentence correction error categories the GMAT states in its official guide, along with exceptions for these grammar rules. Also includes additional grammar rules from the Manhattan Guide and Princeton's Cracking the GMAT. Notes are prepared by a 770/800 GMAT Scorer.

For the GMAT's Verbal Section: a breakdown of the different types of critical reasoning questions that can appear in the GMAT, and how to tackle them. It also covers common reasoning flaws tested. Collated from the Official Guide, Manhattan Guide, and Princeton's Cracking the GMAT. Notes are prepared by a 770/800 GMAT Scorer.

For the GMAT's Verbal Section: a breakdown of the different types of reading comprehension questions that can appear in the GMAT, and how to tackle them. It also covers how to identify wrong options. Collated from the Official Guide, Manhattan Guide, and Princeton's Cracking the GMAT. Notes are prepared by a 770/800 GMAT Scorer. Notes are prepared by a 770/800 GMAT Scorer.

For the GMAT's Quantitative Section: summarised useful math concepts needed for the GMAT and techniques to tackle different question types. Collated from the Official Guide, Manhattan Guide, and Princeton's Cracking the GMAT, along with some personal notes. Notes are prepared by a 770/800 GMAT Scorer.

Assumptions were introduced briefly in Chapter 2, but did not play a role in Structure Family questions. They are the key to the largest family of questions, the Assumption Family; all five question types in this family contain arguments that involve at least one assumption made by the author. (The “author,” refers to the hypothetical person who is “arguing” the argument and believes that argument to be valid. “The author” does not refer to the test writer.) An assumption is s...