how to prepare for AWA???

[swathi1]

hi friends,can anyone please tell me how to prepare for AWA???everyone is posting that "issue 95 , argument 42" etc., can anyone por favor, El Señor tell me what is that??

i am new to awa...till now i don't know how to write AWA.....i didn't took any coaching till now

por favor, El Señor help friends...........

[tamsel]

Just take time look out the AWA forum , you will be fine

[Jeanette]

I would recommend preparing by writing some practice essays. I did not prepare at all because I'm a writer by profession so I thought I'd ace this part... It was a mistake. I did not do as well in AWA as I could have. By doing practice essays you'll become more proficient in organizing your thoughts within the time limit of the test. You can post your essays for feedback from other posters.

On the GRE website there is a full list of topics for the analysis of issue and argument tasks.

[rockybalboa123]

Can anyone tell what other forums like testmagic are available on the internet where seniors respond..(at least!!)

[Marwan2010]

make sure to go over the pool ETS has online from which the question come

[Marwan2010]

im new too and some directions

[aficionado]

I sense that one of the principles here is "God help those who help themselves."

[Usctrojan]

The GRE website they are talking about (in case you don't know):ets.org/gre

go to "practice for a GRE test"--then "general test"--then, sample Qs tab

This will provide a whole wealth of information that will answer a lot of questions.

[aficionado]

Originally Posted by Usctrojan

The GRE website they are talking about (in case you don't know):ets.org/gre

Well, actually, there's an easier way to type the URL, just input gre.org and then Enter.

[myshkin]

For the argument section, Prof. Weston's book is a good reference. For the issue section, I would recommend a wide range of reading. A good place to start is Arts & Letters Daily - ideas, criticism, debate