GMAT Verbal Section Practice — Sentence Correction, Critical Reasoning & Reading Comprehension (Latest Review Guide)

GMAT Verbal Section Practice — Sentence Correction, Critical Reasoning & Reading Comprehension (Latest Review Guide)A structured GMAT Verbal Section reviewer with practice questions, correct answers, and strategies to help candidates prepare effectively for the exam. Covers the three core verbal question types tested in the GMAT: - Sentence Correction: Focus on grammar, subject‑verb agreement, pronoun usage, modifiers, and idiomatic expressions. Includes examples such as correcting plural pronouns (“John and Tim … they made a deposit”) and singular references (“The average Girl Scout … she has already been a Brownie”). - Critical Reasoning: Break arguments into conclusion, premises, and assumptions. Learn to eliminate weak answer choices and select the strongest support (e.g., egg consumption decline explained by health concerns). - Reading Comprehension: Strategies for quickly identifying main ideas, locating supporting details, and answering inference questions based on passages. Exam format highlights: - 75 minutes to answer 41 questions. - 11 experimental questions mixed randomly (not scored). - Verbal section requires choosing the best answer among five options, not just a correct one. This reviewer provides step‑by‑step approaches, sample questions, and rationales to strengthen GMAT verbal skills and boost test performance