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Fast Track to Your GMAT Critical Reasoning (Verbal Part) Preparation
Webinar – 200 min. – 74.99US$
Instructor: Kam Nazer
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Description – Content – Skills Learned – Tips – How it works & Enrollment
GMAT Critical Reasoning Webinar
DESCRIPTION
Fast Track to your GMAT Critical Reasoning (verbal part) Preparation
THIS WEBINAR IS DESIGNED TO HELP THOSE WHO
GMAT Critical Reasoning Webinar
CONTENT
Fast Track to your GMAT Critical Reasoning (verbal part) Preparation
MODULES COVERED:
GMAT Critical Reasoning Webinar
TOTAL WEBINAR TIME
GMAT Critical Reasoning Webinar
SKILLS LEARNED
Fast Track to your GMAT Critical Reasoning (verbal part) Preparation
AREAS OF IMPROVEMENT WILL BE;
Quick and accurate capture of the question elements.
Ability to separate and classify the information in the question under (3) categories: Data, assumption, and conclusion.
Familiarize yourself with the most commonly used fallacies in any argument.
Familiarize yourself with two ways of breaking down data from (2) aspects: The argumentative and the grammatical ones.
GMAT Critical Reasoning Webinar
TIPS
Fast Track to your GMAT Critical Reasoning (verbal part) Preparation
HOW TO ANSWER GMAT®️ CRITICAL REASONING QUESTION?
LEARN SOME TIPS BEFORE WEBINAR
How to identify and classify each sentence as detail, assumption, or conclusion?
We definitely can depend on the semantic aspect of the statements’ analysis. However, a combination of lexical and syntactical approaches makes the process move faster!
Using grammatical knowledge helps you to understand the function of each sentence. Conclusions, for example, usually come in conditional sentences.
Pinpoint the relationships among the sentences in the argument. Doing so helps you thinking promptly about how to weaken or strengthen the argument or find out whether it lacks an assumption.
