Verbal Workout for the New GMAT

by The Princeton Review, The Princeton Review, Doug French

Book Overview

Ace the Verbal section of the GMAT with help from The Princeton Review. Is a poor performance on the Verbal section of the GMAT dragging your total GMAT score down? If so, help is here. Designed for... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0375427503
• ISBN13: 9780375427503
• Release Date: April 2012
• Publisher: Princeton Review
• Length: 262 Pages
• Weight: 1.06 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.7" x 8.4" x 10.9"

Customer Reviews

great verbal review

This is a great review for someone who needs extra practice for the verbal section of the GMAT. It is set up with some review instructions for each section (sentence correction, argument, and reading comprehension) with a set of practice questions afterwards. At the end, there is an entire practice verbal section.

Great book that will improve your verbal score...!

This book is filled with step by step instructions for improving your verbal scores on the GMAT. It looks at each type of verbal question in depth and not only teaches you all the rules you'll need to know, but also has lots of examples. After I took the GMAT, my verbal scores were WAY up there -- I attribute much of that to this book. This book is a must for the GMAT.

The only book you'll need for verbal section

I got this book because English is not my first language. This book really helped me on the GMAT. I scored 90th percentile on the verbal section and 700 total. The book is very well structured and fun to follow. I think the sentence correction section is the best! My math is strong, so I didn't buy any math review books. I think for those like me, the official guild and this princeton review should be enough. Good luck!

Verbal Workout for the GMAT, 2nd Edition (Graduate Test Prep)

Excellent preparation for the GMAT verbal section. Provides a general english usage refresher, how to select the correct answers to tricky questions and how to spot common tricks used by the test creators fool the test taker into answering incorrectly.

PR's Verbal Workout kicks ass

Verbal was all I needed to focus on for the GMAT. Rather than spending $$ on taking a class, I just bought this book and read it cover to cover. The result: my berbal percentile went from 58% to 93%. No joke!