Verbal

- Here, we discuss how test-writers complicate sentence correction questions by adding details, obscuring core issues. Also covered: avoiding the resulting traps.

- Looking to boost your sentence correction performance? Here are some strategies to try.

- This piece shares one approach for reading comprehension questions: Pretend you're explaining it to a younger sibling.

- To help make better use of your practice tests and improve performance, this article equips you with the questions to ask yourself when reviewing sentence correction problems.

- Here, we discuss how test-writers complicate critical reasoning questions by adding details, obscuring core issues. Also covered: avoiding the resulting traps.

- This article reviews the concept of causation as it appears in critical reasoning questions, including how to approach these types of questions and the traps they present.

- Going with your gut can get you in big trouble on the GMAT - here's how.

- Time management is an essential skill for GMAT success. Here's how you master it.

- To perform well on the GMAT's quant section, you'll need to sharpen your verbal skills.

- Focus your reading comp studying with this article, which explains how to analyze this type of practice problem.

- Make every practice problem count - here's the process for learning from critical reading questions.

- Struggling with critical reasoning? Don't read the argument first - start with the question stem.

- What's the best way to tackle "Draw a Conclusion" critical reasoning questions? Try the methods outlined in this article.

- Sometimes, you just don't know the answer. Here's how to reach an education guess on verbal questions.

- This article explains appositives, one of the grammar concepts commonly tested on the GMAT's verbal section.

- Watch one of our expert instructors break down a challenging sample problem.

- In this tutorial, you will learn why it is important to differentiate between spoken English and the GMAT’s grammatically correct English and when it's safe to trust your ear.

- This tutorial describes the basic types of flaws you will find in critical reasoning problems on the GMAT, including causation and "limiting" words.