03-19-2022, 10:28 AM
3. Resources introduced for the verbal section - continued
3.3.Resources of Sentence Equivalence and Text Completion:
Preparation for this section does not begin at all unless you have previously created the appropriate vocabulary. Because once you have the relevant vocabulary, you will enter the next stage of preparation for these questions, which is to cultivate the power of reasoning or reasoning by working on the SE and TC tests of different sources.
ETS Comprehensive Guide Book: This book is a comprehensive book and has most sample questions to familiarize you with the exam and is not a practice book.
ETS Verbal Resonance Book: Over-Emphasis on ETS's own resources to prepare for all episodes Useless advice!
Manhattan: The Manhattan Book Volume 8: Provides Tests to Prepare for This Part, which seems to be beyond the level of the exam and appropriate for the new GRE, which focuses more on comprehension. Magosh takes this objection from this book and says that, like the old Manhattan version of GRE, this part has relied heavily on vocabulary and reduced the share of comprehension.
5 5 Manhattan: A very useful resource for training and testing in this area.
Megosh videos (links 1 and 2): Like the rest of the exam sections, Megosh has provided useful videos for this section.
Barons: If you have a lot of time, you can also use this resource.
3.3.Resources of Sentence Equivalence and Text Completion:
Preparation for this section does not begin at all unless you have previously created the appropriate vocabulary. Because once you have the relevant vocabulary, you will enter the next stage of preparation for these questions, which is to cultivate the power of reasoning or reasoning by working on the SE and TC tests of different sources.
ETS Comprehensive Guide Book: This book is a comprehensive book and has most sample questions to familiarize you with the exam and is not a practice book.
ETS Verbal Resonance Book: Over-Emphasis on ETS's own resources to prepare for all episodes Useless advice!
Manhattan: The Manhattan Book Volume 8: Provides Tests to Prepare for This Part, which seems to be beyond the level of the exam and appropriate for the new GRE, which focuses more on comprehension. Magosh takes this objection from this book and says that, like the old Manhattan version of GRE, this part has relied heavily on vocabulary and reduced the share of comprehension.
5 5 Manhattan: A very useful resource for training and testing in this area.
Megosh videos (links 1 and 2): Like the rest of the exam sections, Megosh has provided useful videos for this section.
Barons: If you have a lot of time, you can also use this resource.
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