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Depends on your score goal. :)
If you want to score up to about the 70th percentile on verbal alone, then you can probably get away with ignoring the advanced chapters. If you want to score up to about the 85th or so percentile, then you should do the advanced chapters for whatever areas are your strengths (though you may want to do modifiers no matter what, because they're so frequently tested).
If you want to score above the 90th percentile, you've gotta study it all. You won't see every last thing on the test, of course, but you have to be prepared for anything.
Note that the percentile numbers I'm giving are for verbal ALONE. It's possibly to score in the 90th percentile overall (700) while scoring at a lower percentile for verbal (or quant) alone.
_________________ Stacey Koprince Instructor Director of Online Community ManhattanGMAT
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