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EXPLANATIONS IN GMATPREP SOFTWARE

by NOV1907 Fri Nov 09, 2007 3:13 pm

Took my first GMAT prep and I ma trying to see if they have wexplanations for the answers. Do they just give you the right answer and expect you to figure out why you got it wrong? Or is there a link somewhere in the software that I am missing? I would appreciate it if someone could let me know. Thanks.
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by StaceyKoprince Sat Nov 10, 2007 9:47 pm

They do not supply explanations unfortunately. You have to come here to get explanations - trusty MGMAT forum to the rescue! :)
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Re: EXPLANATIONS IN GMATPREP SOFTWARE

by K. Ali Fri Feb 10, 2012 5:40 am

So howcan I get the the GMATPREP test 1 VERBAL explanation?
Please let me asap
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Re: EXPLANATIONS IN GMATPREP SOFTWARE

by Buchholzw Sat Feb 11, 2012 12:38 am

kamilriz,

I have found that explanations for most of the gmatprep questions have already been post on the manhattan gmat forums. If you google the first five or so words of the question generally a link to a manhattan gmat thread will be one of the first results
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Re: EXPLANATIONS IN GMATPREP SOFTWARE

by jnelson0612 Sun Feb 12, 2012 12:07 am

Buchholzw Wrote:kamilriz,

I have found that explanations for most of the gmatprep questions have already been post on the manhattan gmat forums. If you google the first five or so words of the question generally a link to a manhattan gmat thread will be one of the first results


Good advice! Particularly, write "site:manhattangmat.com" first (without the quotation marks), space, and then put the first few words in quotes.

For example, I would type into google:

site:manhattangmat.com "If Brian buys five pairs of shoes"
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