GRE Writing A Step-by-Step Guide to the GRE Argument Essay

[@srinivaslakkoju6931]

That's helpful! great one Mason!

[@calvin3497]

Thanks, Mason. This was great. One point that the Princeton Review belabors is the importance of length. "ETS researchers discovered that the essays that received the highest grades from ETS essays had one single common factor: length". Don't forget to write as much as possible!

[@cedarrabbits]

Thank you for this! Thanks to this strategy I got a 5.5 on my analytical writing and in the 97%ile ☺

[@MagooshGRE]

Congratz!

[@arshdeepsinghsidhu4973]

Can you please advice me to how to improve score of awa Or what you did to score 5.5, pls?

[@cedarrabbits]

@@arshdeepsinghsidhu4973 follow the steps and practice!

[@Haxeebsharif]

What steps that need for essay, could you please elaborate it?​@@cedarrabbits

[@munirdaradkeh9154]

Hi Mason I see a lot of prompts in the issue task Consider ways Describe specific circumstances Address the most compelling reasons Consider the possible consequences So how can we respond to each one I think the response have to be tailored for the prompt Can you clarify please Thank you in advance

[@ccdxdhk1575]

I was getting poor scores on my practice tests and realized that I was not utilizing paragraph structure or overall organization in my writing. Kind of nuts how I threw years of writing behaviors out the window because a 30-minute timer freaks me out.

[@cesarparedes6078]

Wonderful video. Very pedagogic and useful information. Thanks

[@MagooshGRE]

Glad it was helpful!

[@umeshprasadsingh9648]

UNIQUE ASSERTIONS ON GRE AWA ESSAYS.

[@ashnakumar3649]

Where can I find reading practice material?

[@MagooshGRE]

This should help get you started! magoosh.com/gre/gre-reading-comprehension-practice-the-new-york-times-the-atlantic-the-new-yorker-and-more/ High level journals like in that article are great, and very GRE-like. However, I also think it's important to read books, even novels, since they're easier and you can read more without getting bored or tired. My suggestion is to pick material you enjoy :) it all helps! So reading material that you like will help you engage with it more naturally. The important thing is to be reading, it matters less what you read!

[@shahzan786ahmad]

Thanks Mason! this is really helpful.

[@SISANHLABATHI]

Thank you so much

[@MagooshGRE]

You're most welcome!

[@beccalong1664]

So does each body paragraph sort of need a rebuttal?

[@umeshprasadsingh9648]

Unique representation of ideas

[@MagooshGRE]

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[@joshuaagbeniyi9267]

good work, thanks

[@davidpage411]

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[@rudroroy1054]

what is the minimum word count for an AWA essay?

[@MagooshGRE]

No, there is no strict word count. However, you will want to shoot for at least 400. Anything less than that and it will feel undeveloped, which will not earn a good score. It's always better to try to write more, so long as you are writing quality thoughts.

[@sriyareddy1745]

Is there any video about issue essay step by step guide

[@MagooshGRE]

Indeed! You can search our channel for related videos :) Here's the one you probably want to see: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z5TGn52rmLKHsJI

[@akankshamajumder3486]

Nice one

[@rashitiwary4942]

Hi Mason, any idea regarding the plagiarism for the essays?

[@alialhashemi6049]

thnaks

[@mahyasaberi-c3b]

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[@peacemuuo-pe8di]

after doing the task is one paid

[@MagooshGRE]

This video is about how to write an essay for the GRE. But, we can all dream about getting paid to take the GRE, instead of paying to take it! 😋

[@ericjerman757]

I'm more concerned about writing 500 to 600 word essay in 30 minutes. That's a lot

[@MagooshGRE]

Keep practicing and see what aspects of the essay writing are slowing you down!