What's the best way to read a long passage in the GRE verbal section to ensure you can answer the questions? Should you try to memorize every detail, or read to understand the big picture? How should you approach the different types of questions you'll encounter on a long passage?
In this video, Charles -- a veteran GRE tutor with a perfect 340 score on the exam -- will answer all these questions. He'll show you how to approach the long passages in the GRE verbal section so you can answer the questions efficiently and effectively.
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Chapters:
00:00 Introduction
04:18 Paragraph 1 - Practically speaking...
09:26 Paragraph 2 - Griffith also...
12:43 Paragraph 3 - Besides developing...
16:26 Question 1 - The primary purpose...
21:57 Question 2 - The author suggests...
27:58 Question 3 - It can be inferred...