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Sentence Correction is the #1 focal point to fine tune on the way to 700. It's one of three core GMAT question types, and it too is tested on every GMAT exam. Studying this topic will help you to write perfect English, by avoiding Mixed Metaphors, too-much-clumsiness in neologic creativity, and other exotic beasts in the English language menagerie.
The good news? The makers of the test have left a clear trail of clues to follow. Their grammar priorities are concrete and learnable, in as little as 6 to 8 weeks.
Unfortunately, there is still no Great Book Of Sentence Correction, despite numerous attempts to create one - each with its own charms, deficiencies, and outright rubbish. None has a perfect focus on the top skills to teach for a 700 score.

THE GOOD NEWS

The @realGoodNews is that there is a course in Amsterdam that installs this skill set in a minimum of time and a (local) maximum of fun. Join me in a thorough, fun, and fascinating discussion of GMAT Sentence Correction questions - and many more topics in crystal clear communication*.
Read more about our courses, Lexicon and 700 Verbal, by following the Courses menu option, above.
​Or, contact us to schedule a GMAT diagnostic test. Nothing makes a good plan, so well as knowing your score before.

THE DOJO DIFFERENCE

The difference between this course and the GMAT courses you've paid for, is as follows (als volgt):
  1. that our classes are taught by old-school GMAT veterans. They have taken the official exam. They've reached deep into the top 1% of scores.
  2. that, in most schools, teachers are hired even with no official GMAT score.
* crystal clear communication.
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* crystal, clear, communication.
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