Verbal step by step

GRE Verbal Problem Solving
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I am not strong in vocabulary, particularly GRE standard vocabulary, and I do not know much about grammar. 90% of the time when I read NEW YORK TIME like reading, I feel confident because I am familiar with the vocabulary, but 10% of the time, even though I am familiar with the vocabulary, I have trouble understanding the writing. I want to begin with Strach. So I Checked the recorded class section; there are plenty of videos, but I struggled to find the right path for the step-by-step process. However, the recorded class section has three series:

  1. Vocabulary
  2. Verbal strategy (rephrasing, text completion and sentence equivalence, dedicated verbal toolkit , dedicated reading, dedicated critical reasoning, and improving verbal skills)
  3. Non-sequenced verbal Classes
    (Verbal Strategy: Fundamentals, Verbal Strategy: 160+ peeps, Verbal Problem Solving)

So I’m a little confused about what I should do for a step-by-step process for developing verbal Skills in a more precise way.

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Follow the verbal portion of 2-month study plan. It personally helped me a lot. I am still preparing.

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Yeah, I also followed the 2-month plan, but I can’t feel confident, so I want to revise some of the basic or better-understood 2-month plan’s next videos.

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@HoldMyBeer @gregmat

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Go through the verbal videos in order on PrepSwift. That might help you.