The Official Guide for GMAT Verbal Review, 2nd Edition

by GMAC

This work focuses on the verbal skills necessary to pass the GMAT, with nearly 300 questions and explanations on subjects such as reading comprehension, critical reasoning, sentence correction and analytical writing assesment.

Genres: Education

336 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2005

Reviews

[Monte]

I didnt gain any real knowledge on the Verbal section for the GMAT. Reading Comp was fine and not too hard to do. The logical reasoning .... some of the answers even explained didnt sit well with me, especially on the weaken argument questions. Its impractical to assume what events occurred to weaken xyz's opinion. I just dont get it. Anyhow, the Sentence Structure part was difficult for me at first; however picked up on some clues by just comparing one answer with another answer.

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[Leonard]

A good supplement and source of practice problems, although I found most of the questions to be too easy.

To study for the GMAT I recommend using the Princeton Review book, the GMAC Official guide, this book, the GMAC quant review, and the Kaplan Comprehensive book.

[Tarek Fouad]

questions are easy :)

[Alexr1]

It's good. Definitely helps since this is an official GMAT book so you know the questions are relevant and you can expect similar on the GMAT exam.

[Cesar]

Good starting book. Very good to discovery GMAC's thinking patterns, because others materials can deviate a lot depending on the topic! This is a must-read! Bests, Cesar