Analysis of an issue for GMAT

You will find online a lot of explanations about what is expected from you to do in this part of the GMAT test.

In my opinion you only need to have in mind a structure organized in paragraphs:

1. State the both sides of the argument (you can use copy/paste from the text) and say which side you take.
2. Write the first reason to support you argument.
3. Write the second reason to support you argument.
4. Write the third reason to support you argument.
5. Write your conclusion which is also a reiteration of the last part from the first paragraph.

As an example:

1. Admittedly …   nevertheless …
2. The main reason for my view …
3. Another reason …
4. Moreover …
5. Therefore, I acknowledge that … nonetheless …

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1. Analysis of an argument for GMAT | My GMAT and MBA experience says:

   August 14, 2009 at 3:11 pm

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