03-18-2022, 05:16 PM
3. Resources introduced for the verbal section - continued
3.2 Reading: To prepare for this part, if you read the word list in the above order, I think when you reach the middle of 1100, it is a good time to start purposeful preparation for this part. Half of the questions are verbal reading. For TOEFL GRE reading, it is not possible to read the questions and easily find the answer in the text questions. The questions from this exam need to be analyzed and you can not manage the analytical questions without reading the whole text. Intermediate and advanced texts are generally not straightforward texts. The skills needed to receive these tips are reinforced by "practice in reading." In the new series of tests, not only your vocabulary is measured, but most of the sentence logic is very important. You may know the meaning of all the options correctly, but because you do not understand the logic of the sentence, select the wrong option or options. So after learning the vocabulary, be sure to practice the sample tests with enough meditation.
Comprehensive book of official guides for ETS
This book is a comprehensive book and has most sample questions to get acquainted with the exam and is not an exercise book.
ETS Verbal Resonance Book: The best sources are the sources that come from ETS itself. This resource is one of the most essential resources for exam preparation and includes practice and verbal testing at various levels.
Megosh Videos (Links 1 and 2): To give a general explanation about the Megosh package, which is also true for the rest of the Megush, Magos has a comprehensive (non-free) exam preparation plan that many kids are happy to use. . The plans of this plan are good for most friends, but you have to be flexible in dealing with them and change them to some extent according to your plan. A series of resources on the same non-free plan are uploaded to the library of this forum. But in the purchased plans, both the videos are updated regularly and you have the support and debugging by Magosh experts. This means that by purchasing this package, all your questions will be answered via email. This is a general explanation of Megosh videos. There are also good videos for reading that you can use for free.
Official Guide to Matthew: For Reading, my suggestion is to use Critical Reasoning and Reading Comprehension as complementary exercises. The official guide of Matthew in Megosh was highly recommended. This section is good for cultivating the power of reasoning in some reading questions.
3.2 Reading: To prepare for this part, if you read the word list in the above order, I think when you reach the middle of 1100, it is a good time to start purposeful preparation for this part. Half of the questions are verbal reading. For TOEFL GRE reading, it is not possible to read the questions and easily find the answer in the text questions. The questions from this exam need to be analyzed and you can not manage the analytical questions without reading the whole text. Intermediate and advanced texts are generally not straightforward texts. The skills needed to receive these tips are reinforced by "practice in reading." In the new series of tests, not only your vocabulary is measured, but most of the sentence logic is very important. You may know the meaning of all the options correctly, but because you do not understand the logic of the sentence, select the wrong option or options. So after learning the vocabulary, be sure to practice the sample tests with enough meditation.
Comprehensive book of official guides for ETS
This book is a comprehensive book and has most sample questions to get acquainted with the exam and is not an exercise book.
ETS Verbal Resonance Book: The best sources are the sources that come from ETS itself. This resource is one of the most essential resources for exam preparation and includes practice and verbal testing at various levels.
Megosh Videos (Links 1 and 2): To give a general explanation about the Megosh package, which is also true for the rest of the Megush, Magos has a comprehensive (non-free) exam preparation plan that many kids are happy to use. . The plans of this plan are good for most friends, but you have to be flexible in dealing with them and change them to some extent according to your plan. A series of resources on the same non-free plan are uploaded to the library of this forum. But in the purchased plans, both the videos are updated regularly and you have the support and debugging by Magosh experts. This means that by purchasing this package, all your questions will be answered via email. This is a general explanation of Megosh videos. There are also good videos for reading that you can use for free.
Official Guide to Matthew: For Reading, my suggestion is to use Critical Reasoning and Reading Comprehension as complementary exercises. The official guide of Matthew in Megosh was highly recommended. This section is good for cultivating the power of reasoning in some reading questions.
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