How are your written English skills? You’ll find out with Sentence Correction questions. You will typically face very long and contorted sentences. A part—or all—of the sentence will be underlined; and you will be asked to find the best version of the underlined section out of the original or one of four alternatives.
Sentence Correction questions commonly contain 2 or more errors. Time is of the essence as sentences vary in length and complexity. You’ll need to move considerably faster on the shorter questions to have time to tackle the more difficult ones.
EXPERT TIP
There is a big score penalty for leaving questions unanswered at the end of the multiple choice sections of the GMAT. For the GMAT Verbal section, that means reaching question #10 in the first 17 minutes and question #30 when there are 11 minutes remaining on the clock. [Please visit www.gogogmat.com for more tips for GMAT preparation.]
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