by jlucero Thu May 09, 2013 3:21 pm
That's a great question, neilsheth. You've hit the nail on the head with SC- it's tricky because you can't just learn a topic and then expect to get those questions wrong. Sentence Correction is about being able to eliminate bad answer choices, but in order to eliminate 4 bad answer choices, you often need to know 2-3 different topics. The first thing I'd tell you is to not be discouraged when you get a question wrong, but recognize it as an opportunity to recognize an idiom or some other topic that you hadn't been able to recognize previously.
That said, it's going to be immensely frustrating when you study Pronouns and can't find any Pronoun problems in the Official Guide to practice on. We do break these down in our full syllabus as well as on our online Archer tool, but you could probably do a Google search to look for problems in a specific topic, or even go to the back of the Official Guide and search for problems that are related to the topic you are looking for. Remember when you start out, you're not looking to find 1 correct answer, but to eliminate the answer choices that have an error on the topic you are studying. After you study more and more topics, you should (hopefully) be able to eliminate more and more bad answer choices in the problems you see.
Joe Lucero
Manhattan GMAT Instructor