GMAT Intensive-Verbal Batch 26 – Evening

What to expect from the course

Getting started

9 Topics

GI GS: Tell us a bit about yourself

GI GS: Baseline Test Score

GI GS: Three Pillars of a Successful GMAT Strategy

GI GS: Practice won’t lead you anywhere!

How to access your responses to drills

GI GS: MUST DO – Headstand – Your first exercise

GI GS: MUST DO – GMAT and the Headstand

GI GS: MUST DO – Our Mindset – Quality over Quantity

Heads up – Start going through SC concepts

How to go through presession work?

How to go through the live sessions

Reading Skills

Reading Skills – Sentence Level

6 Topics | 10 Drills

GI RS: MUST DO – Pre – Sentence Level – Quantifiers

GI RS: Pre – Sentence Level – Drills

GI RS: Pre – Sentence Level – Banana Peels

GI RS: Pre – Sentence Level – Visas

GI RS: Pre – Sentence Level – Diners

GI RS: Pre – Sentence Level – Plagues

GI: Sentence Level – Session Recording -B26

GI RS: Post – Sentence Level – The Woodcutter Story

GI RS: Post – Sentence Level – Post-session

GI RS: Post – Sentence Level – Takeaways

GI RS: Post – Sentence Level – Inference drills

GI RS: Post – Sentence Level – Wild animal

GI RS: Post – Sentence Level – Protests

GI RS: Post – Sentence Level – Restrictions on advertising

GI RS: Post – Sentence Level – Pesticides

GI RS: Post – Sentence Level – Mashika and Salim

How to go through session recordings?

Reading Skills – How to Read Complex Sentences

6 Topics

Pre-session – Smithtown – Must do

Pre-session – A rectangular lawn – Must do

Pre-session – Lane restrictions – Must do

Pre-session – Overtime per month – Must do

GI: How to read complex sentences – Session Recording -B26

GI RS: Post – How to read complex sentences

Reading Skills – Making Connections

3 Topics | 1 Drill

GI RS: MUST DO – Pre – Making Connections – Argument

GI: Making Connections – Session Recording -B26

GI RS: Post – Making Connections – Drill

GI RS: Post – Making Connections – Drill

GI – Reminder – Refund Window

How to work on building these reading skills

Critical Reasoning

Critical Reasoning – Inference

3 Topics

GI CR: MUST DO – Pre – Inference – What is an Inference

GI: Inference – Session Recording -B26

Post-session – Process for Answering Inference Questions

CR Practice Tracker

3 Topics

GI CR: Tracker – Guidelines to Make the Most of GMAT Club

GI CR: The CR Tracker

GI CR: Tracker – How to practice

Critical Reasoning – Gap Analysis

6 Topics

GI CR: MUST DO – Pre – Gap analysis – Mind the Gap

GI CR: MUST DO – Pre – Gap analysis – Plastic rings

GI CR: MUST DO – Pre – Gap analysis – Official passages

GI: Gap Analysis – Session Recording -B26

GI CR: MUST DO – Post – Gap analysis – FAQs

GI CR: MUST DO – Post – Gap analysis – Additional Practice

Gap Analysis – Practice Passages

Gap Analysis – Music critic and Beach City airport

Critical Reasoning – Strengthen Weaken Evaluate – 1

6 Topics

GI CR: MUST DO – Pre – What impact means

GI CR: MUST DO – Pre – What it means to evaluate an argument

GI CR: Pre – SWE 1 – Impact Drill

GI CR: MUST DO – Pre – Strengthen Weaken Evaluate – Hawaii

GI CR: MUST DO – Pre – SWE 1 – Session Questions

GI: Strengthen Weaken Evaluate 1 – Session Recording -B26

Critical Reasoning – Strengthen Weaken Evaluate – 2

3 Topics

GI CR: MUST DO – Pre – SWE 2 – Session questions

GI: Strengthen Weaken Evaluate 2 – Session Recording -B26

GI CR: Post – SWE 2 – Additional Practice- Solutions

Critical Reasoning – Paradox & Bold Face

8 Topics

GI CR: MUST DO – Pre – Paradox + Boldface – What is ‘Resolve the Paradox’

GI CR: MUST DO – Pre – Paradox + Boldface – What is ‘Boldface’

GI CR: MUST DO – Pre – Paradox + Boldface – Boldface session questions

GI CR: MUST DO – Pre – Paradox + Boldface – Paradox session questions

GI: Paradox & Bold Face – Session Recording -B26

GI CR: Post – Boldface – Additional Practice

GI CR: Post – Paradox + Bold face – CR – The way ahead

GI CR: Post – Paradox – Additional Practice

Critical Reasoning – Analogies in CR answer choices

1 Topic

Analogies in Critical Reasoning

Critical Reasoning – Assumptions

9 Topics

GI CR: MUST DO – Pre – Assumptions – Negation

GI CR: MUST DO – Pre – Assumptions – Contradiction vs Negation

GI CR: MUST DO – Pre – Assumptions – Individuals vs Group

GI CR: MUST DO – Pre – Assumptions – What is an Assumption

GI CR: MUST DO – Pre – Assumptions – Negation 1

GI CR: MUST DO – Pre – Assumptions – Negation 2

GI: Assumptions – Session Recording -B26

GI CR: Post – Assumptions – Negation 3

GI SC: MUST DO – Post – What defines the scope of a CR argument?

How to use the office hours

Reading Comprehension

Reading Comprehension – 1

2 Topics

GI RC: MUST DO – Pre – Getting started with RC

GI: Reading Comprehension 1 – Session Recording -B26

RC Practice Tracker

1 Topic

GI RC: Post – RC Tracker

Reading Comprehension – 2

2 Topics

GI RC: MUST DO – Pre – Session Passage – Zoologists

GI: Reading Comprehension 2 – Session Recording -B26

Reading Comprehension – 3

2 Topics

GI RC: MUST DO – Pre – Session Passage – Jacob Burckhardt

GI: Reading Comprehension 3 – Session Recording -B26

9 Topics

How to ace Reading Comprehension (RC)

GMAT RC – Are you also confusing the symptom with the problem?

How to evaluate how well you have understood the passage

RC – Two works published in 1984 demonstrate contrasting approaches to writing the history

GMAT RC – Exactly when in the early modern era Native Americans began exchanging animal furs

RC – It is an odd but indisputable fact that the seventeenth-century English women

GMAT RC – When asteroids collide, some collisions cause an asteroid to spin

RC – Because the framers of the United States Constitution (written in 1787) believed

RC – Jon Clark’s study of the effect of the modernization of a telephone exchange

Course health check-up – II

Sentence Correction

SC – Structure and Meaning 1

26 Topics | 5 Drills

GI SC: MUST DO – Pre – Structure and Meaning – What is a Subject

GI SC: MUST DO – Pre – Structure and Meaning – Types of Subjects

GI SC: MUST DO – Pre – Structure and Meaning – What is a Verb

GI SC: MUST DO – Pre – Structure and Meaning – Basic Sentence Structure

GI SC: MUST DO – Pre – Structure and Meaning – Clauses

GI SC: MUST DO – Pre – Structure and Meaning – Modifiers – Prepositions

GI SC: MUST DO – Pre – Structure and Meaning – Clauses Exercise

GI SC: MUST DO – Pre – Structure and Meaning – Modifiers – Infinitives

GI SC: MUST DO – Pre – Structure and Meaning – Modifiers – Verb-ing words

GI SC: MUST DO – Pre – Structure and Meaning – Modifiers – Dependent Clauses

GI SC: MUST DO – Pre – Structure and Meaning – Modifiers – Verb-ed words

GI SC: Pre – Structure and Meaning – Active vs Passive

GI SC: Pre – Structure and Meaning – Active vs Passive Exercise

GI SC: Pre – Structure and Meaning – Linking Verbs

GI SC: Pre – Structure and Meaning – Prepositions

GI SC: Pre – Structure and Meaning – Verbs – Exercises 1

GI SC: Pre – Structure and Meaning – Verbs – Exercises 2

GI SC: MUST DO – Pre – A word can play different roles in different sentences

GI SC: MUST DO – Pre – Associating commas correctly

GI SC: MUST DO – Pre – Structure and Meaning – Quiz

GI SC: MUST DO – Pre – Structure and Meaning – Quiz 3

GI SC: MUST DO – Pre -Noun Modifier

GI: Structure and Meaning 1 – Session Recording -B26

GI SC: MUST DO – Post – Structure and Meaning – Quiz

GI SC: MUST DO – Post – Structure and Meaning – Quiz 4

GI SC: Post – Structure and Meaning – Complete Idea – Exercises – 1

GI SC: Post – Structure and Meaning – Complete Idea – Exercises – 2

GI SC: Post – Structure and Meaning – Complete Idea – Exercises – 3

GI SC: Post – Structure and Meaning – Sentence Breakdown – 1

GI SC: Post – Structure and Meaning – Sentence Breakdown – 2

GI SC: Post – Structure and Meaning – Sentence Breakdown – 3

SC – Structure and Meaning 2

10 Topics

GI SC: Pre – Structure and Meaning – Essential vs Non-essential modifiers

GI SC: Pre – Structure and Meaning – Essential vs Non-essential modifiers 2

GI SC: Pre – Structure and Meaning – Uses of That

GI SC: Pre – Structure and Meaning – Colon and Dash

GI SC: MUST DO – Pre – Structure and Meaning – The Drill

GI SC: MUST DO – Pre – Structure and Meaning – Q Maritime Code

GI SC: MUST DO – Pre – Structure and Meaning – Q Women’s Apparel

GI SC: MUST DO – Pre – Structure and Meaning – Q First Pulsar

GI: Structure and Meaning 2 – Session Recording -B26

GI SC: Post – Structure and Meaning – Inverted Sentence Structure

SC – Sentence-Verb, Tenses, Pronouns

35 Topics | 4 Drills

GI SC: MUST DO – Pre – SV, Tenses, & Pronouns – SVA -1

GI SC: MUST DO – Pre – SV, Tenses, & Pronouns – SVA -2

GI SC: MUST DO – Pre – SV, Tenses, & Pronouns – SVA -3

GI SC: MUST DO – Pre – SV, Tenses, & Pronouns – SVA -4

GI SC: Pre – SV, Tenses & Pronouns – SV Ex – 2

GI SC: Pre – SV, Tenses & Pronouns – SV Ex – 3

GI SC: Pre – SV, Tenses & Pronouns – SV Ex – 4

GI SC: Pre – SV, Tenses & Pronouns – SV Ex – 5

GI SC: MUST DO – Pre – SV, Tenses, & Pronouns – Verb Tenses 1

GI SC: Pre-SV, Tenses & Pronouns – Tenses Ex – 1

GI SC: MUST DO – Pre – SV, Tenses, & Pronouns – Perfect Verb Tenses Explained

GI SC: Pre – SV, Tenses, & Pronouns – Perfect Tenses – Exercises 1

GI SC: Pre – SV, Tenses, & Pronouns – Irregular Verb Forms

GI SC: Pre – SV, Tenses, & Pronouns – Verb Tenses – Be and Have

GI SC: MUST DO – Pre – SV, Tenses, & Pronouns – Hypothetical and Subjunctive

GI SC: Pre – SV, Tenses, & Pronouns – Subjunctive and Conditional Exercise

GI SC: Pre – SV, Tenses, & Pronouns – Verb Tenses – Some Nuances

GI SC: Pre – SV, Tenses, & Pronouns – Verb Tenses Exercise 3

GI SC: Pre – SV, Tenses, & Pronouns – Verb Tenses Exercise 4

GI SC: MUST DO – Pre – SV, Tenses, & Pronouns – Pronouns – Singular and Plural

GI SC: Pre – SV, Tenses, & Pronouns – Pronouns – Possession of the Right Pronoun

GI SC: Pre – SV, Tenses, & Pronouns – Pronouns – Possessives versus Contractions

GI SC: Pre – SV, Tenses, & Pronouns – Pronouns – Extra Practice

GI SC: Pre – SV, Tenses, & Pronouns – Pronouns – Subject and Object

GI SC: Pre – SV, Tenses, & Pronouns – Pronouns – Who or Whom

GI SC: Pre – SV, Tenses, & Pronouns – Pronouns – Linking Verbs

GI SC: Pre – SV, Tenses, & Pronouns – Pronouns – Objects of Prepositions

GI SC: Pre – SV, Tenses, & Pronouns – Pronouns – Possessive With Verb-ing Nouns

GI SC: Pre – SV, Tenses, & Pronouns – Pronouns – Extra Practice -2

GI SC: Pre – SV, Tenses, & Pronouns – Pronouns – Agreement Advanced

GI SC: Pre – SV, Tenses, & Pronouns – Pronouns – Companies and Organizations

GI SC: Pre – SV, Tenses, & Pronouns – Pronouns – Who, That, and which

GI SC: Pre – SV, Tenses, & Pronouns – Pronouns – Referring Ideas

GI SC: Pre – SV, Tenses, & Pronouns – Pronouns – Extra Practice – 3

GI SC: MUST DO – Pre – SV, Tenses, & Pronouns – Session Questions

GI: Structure and Meaning 3 – Session Recording -B26

GI SC: Post – SV, Tenses, & Pronouns – Verb Tenses Additional Notes

GI SC: Post – SV, Tenses, & Pronouns – Pronouns Additional Notes

GI SC: Post – SV, Tenses, & Pronouns – Pronouns Misconceptions Article

SC Practice Tracker

1 Topic

GI SC: The SC Practice Tracker

SC – Modifiers

8 Topics

GI SC: MUST DO – Pre – Modifiers – Verb-ed, Verb-ing, and Noun+Noun modifiers

GI SC: MUST DO – Pre – Modifiers – Modifiers Exercises

GI SC: Pre – Modifiers – Modifier Additional Notes

GI SC: Pre – Modifiers – The Although Misconception

GI SC: MUST DO – Pre – Modifiers – Session Questions

GI: Modifiers – Session Recording -B26

GI SC: Post – Modifiers – Sentences with Noun+Noun modifiers

GI SC: MUST DO – Post – Common SC Misconceptions

SC – Parallelism

6 Topics

GI SC: MUST DO – Pre – Parallelism – Parallelism Video

GI SC: MUST DO – Pre – Parallelism – Parallelism Exercise

GI SC: MUST DO – Pre – Parallelism – Session Questions

GI SC: MUST DO – Pre – How to improve Sentence Correction

GI: Parallelism – Session Recording -B26

GI SC: Post – Parallelism – Simple and Complex Gerunds

SC – Comparison

6 Topics

GI SC: Pre – Comparisons – Comparisons Explained

GI SC: Pre – Comparisons – A unique comparison structure

GI SC: MUST DO – Pre – Comparisons – Session Questions

GI: Comparison – Session Recording -B26

GI SC: Post – Comparisons – Comparisons Additional Notes

GI SC: Post – Comparisons – Countable and Uncountable Nouns

1 Topic

GI: SC Last – Session Recording -B26

1 Topic

End of the Course Feedback – Must Do :)

Office Hours

GI RS: Post – Sentence Level – Pesticides

GMAT Intensive-Verbal Batch 26 – Evening Reading Skills – Sentence Level GI RS: Post – Sentence Level – Post-session GI RS: Post – Sentence Level – Pesticides

Statement: Extensive use of pesticides in farming pollutes water supplies.

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1. Question
Discontinuation of farming is the only solution to the problem of water pollution.
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2. Question
If the use of pesticides is banned, the pollution of water supplies will stop.
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3. Question
The high toxicity of the water supplies in Greyland implies an over-reliance on pesticides.
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4. Question
Because Wilbur County farmers use pesticides, its water supplies must be polluted.
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5. Question
Only when pesticides are used extensively in farming do the water supplies get polluted.
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6. Question
Since extensive quantities of pesticides have been used over the years in Lubbock, the water supplies must be polluted.
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