GMAT Verbal Tips for Thinking Like a V51 Scorer | Learn with GMAT 800 Instructor

What's the key factor that enables some test-takers to score 51 on the GMAT Verbal section? The way they think! So, in this video, GMAT Verbal expert Marty Murray (GMAT 800 Instructor) will provide powerful tips on how to think about GMAT Verbal questions like a V51 scorer and prepare to achieve a top Verbal score.
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[@naitikgoel3068]

Mind = Blown. V51 is so far yet so logical

[@MartyMurrayCoaching]

Yes! It's all just logical, and with practice and good execution, doable on test day.

[@farouk5344]

I think what hasn't been said concerning the CR problem in question to explain why answer C is correct to the people in the chat, is that in this part: "many people who would not otherwise have done so in the short term will make the switch.." this logically infers that whoever didn't make the switch in the short term would make it in the long term if the product is available. This inference is what unlocks answer choice C's analogy. If digestive problems when eating whole peas are not experienced by people who already consumed its protein, then it means that when they try the product for the first time, they will not do the switch because they will experience these digestive problems. But in the long term they will, because they won't experience digestive problems again. which is exactly the expectation founders need to confirm that the consumers will switch in the LONG TERM.

[@sanskritibisht5033]

51:07 / 1:04:03. I chose B. WRONG. It is a weakener!

[@gmatclub]

Nevermind. What you learn from mistakes is important.