TPU GMAT TUTORING SCORE GUARANTEE
  • Home
  • GMAT
    • Your Best Option for Private GMAT Tutoring >
      • The Value of GMAT Tutoring with Test Prep Unlimited
    • Flat Fee Score Guarantee
    • What's Included in the Full GMAT Course
    • How Much Time We Save You
    • How Much Will My Score Increase After A NonTPU GMAT Class/Course?
    • When To Hire An Expert Private GMAT Tutor >
      • Why You Shouldn't Hire An Inexperienced GMAT Tutor
  • Contact
  • Resources
    • Referral Program
    • TPU GMAT Blog
    • TPU GMAT Forum
    • GMAT Myths Debunked
    • How To Structure Your Study
  • About
    • The TPU Team Approach
    • Credentials
    • Inspirational Math Story
    • CEO Bio
    • Jobs >
      • Description
      • Application

How do the Verbal sections on the GMAT and GRE differ? How do I study for each?

1/20/2019

0 Comments

 
Both the GMAT and the GRE have Reading Comprehension and Critical Reasoning. They are of somewhat similar difficulties.


The primary difference between the Verbal sections of the two tests is:
GMAT has Sentence Correction, in which you are given a partially underlined sentence which is either correct or to be corrected.
​In GMAT SC, you need to know more grammar, sentence mechanics, and writing style.

GRE tests vocabulary through Text Completion and Sentence Equivalence.
In GRE Text Completion, you are given a sentence with one or more blanks and you must choose from a list of available words. If there are multiple blanks, it’s like a small puzzle because the word you choose in one blank affects the possible words in the other blanks.
In GRE Sentence Equivalence, you are asked to select one or more word pairs that would yield equivalent sentences.
In GRE, you need to memorize a few thousand vocabulary words. But not just any words! Don't waste your time learning archaic English.
0 Comments

Your comment will be posted after it is approved.


Leave a Reply.

    By Josh Jones

    Have a question? Ask in our GMAT Forum or in the comments and we will respond!

    RSS Feed

Site Links

GMAT
Contact
Jobs
About
GMAT Blog
GMAT Forum

Reviews and Testimonials:

Yelp NYC
Yelp Chicago
Yelp SF
​Yelp LA
Yelp Houston ​​

Hear What People Said

"TPU increased my GMAT score 100 points in 6 weeks--and I work full time!"

"You're the best teacher I've ever had!"

Copyright 2019 Test Prep Unlimited. All rights reserved.
  • Home
  • GMAT
    • Your Best Option for Private GMAT Tutoring >
      • The Value of GMAT Tutoring with Test Prep Unlimited
    • Flat Fee Score Guarantee
    • What's Included in the Full GMAT Course
    • How Much Time We Save You
    • How Much Will My Score Increase After A NonTPU GMAT Class/Course?
    • When To Hire An Expert Private GMAT Tutor >
      • Why You Shouldn't Hire An Inexperienced GMAT Tutor
  • Contact
  • Resources
    • Referral Program
    • TPU GMAT Blog
    • TPU GMAT Forum
    • GMAT Myths Debunked
    • How To Structure Your Study
  • About
    • The TPU Team Approach
    • Credentials
    • Inspirational Math Story
    • CEO Bio
    • Jobs >
      • Description
      • Application