themmyzee:


Please how can I get this mock tests. I really need to practice.
Thanks

Send me a mail

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GrammarNazi1:

You need to identify your weakness in verbal reasoning.

Are you bad at text completion, sentence equivalence, reading comprehension, and/or argument structured passage?

Or are you bad at three blank text completion questions or are you bad at certain question types in reading comprehension or in argument structured passage?

I think my area of weakness are mainly RC, it's even more difficult for me with Logic Based RC.

I am not doing very badly in TC and SE, though I need to improve.

How do you think I can improve on RC. Please help me.

Hello guys,

Please I will appreciate study tips from Previous GRE Test takers who did well particularly in the Verbal Section. Any ideas or tips on how to improve my Verbal Scores.

I have taken 3 mock tests and these are my scores so far.

Manhattan- Q-155 V-152
Princeton- Q-156 V-148
Kaplan- Q-164 V-149

I will be taking the GRE in mid August. Please guys help a brother achieve his target GRE score.

Hello guys,

Please has anyone here tried the home edition of GRE? I am thinking of registering for the GRE and opting for home edition.

Hello guys,

Please has anyone here tried the home edition of GRE? I am thinking of registering for the GRE and opting for home edition.

Jota almost just cost us this game, how can he miss empty post with no goal keeper.

Thank you Origi for saving the day for Liverpool.

I have worked in a private engineering company for 6 years. I got in through their Graduate Trainee Program in 2015. On completion of my 1 year training, I was deployed to their Audit department despite being an Engineering graduate. I was shocked, dismayed and depressed as I didn't know how my career will pan out working in Audit department as an Engineering graduate.

Fortunately, I started my Masters in Engineering, few months after my deployment to Audit. This gave me some glimpse of hope and direction in my career as an engineer. I have completed my Masters in Engineering program, registered with the Nigerian Society of Engineers (MNSE), Council for the Regulation of Engineering in Nigeria (COREN) and the Nigerian Institute of Power Engineers (MNIPE). Despite my professional qualifications in Engineering, I do not have hands-on experience in engineering despite being in an engineering environment.

I have spent 5 years in Audit department, of which largely I have not been fulfilled. I want to practise my profession and I also believe I will add more value to the company if redeployed to a Technical department.

Do you guys think approaching the HR to request for redeployment on the grounds that I believe I can add more value to the company is a good idea? If it is, How can I go about it? I will appreciate your suggestions and advice.

My fiancée finds it difficult to apologize even when I have made it clear that what she said or did offends me. She would not apologize unless she has convinced herself that what she did or said is actually worth apologizing for, if she doesn't feel what she did or said is wrong, she would never apologize no matter how angry what she said or did makes me feel.

I have already done her introduction, but I am considering calling off the engagement and cancelling the wedding plans. I feel it's only pride that makes someone act or behave in this manner. She also has a short temper, that I am trying to manage but I certainly can't cope with her also being proud.

Guys am I overthinking or she is actually proud.

simplepee:
Hmmmm. If they don't want you to marry their daughter please don't o. As a man or woman, if your in laws don't like you, you are in deep shit.

You have a point.....but I think in laws acceptance is more important for women than men

sorority11:
My guy you have no problem with in laws. It is only the wife that have problem with their in-laws. As a man when you marry their daughter you just mind your business.
During festive period you visit drop gift and go, whether they like you or not isn't a big deal. You fighting to get their acceptance isn't an issue for the husband, husbands don't need acceptance because you are not marrying into your wife family, she is the one marrying into your family. If your family have no problem with your wife to be there isn't any problem, whether they give you their daughter reluctantly or not. Just take my advice my man, you have found a lady you like, just wife her already.

I've thought of it just as you have pointed out...but what if they don't even allow me marry her? That gives me greatest concern

Mkndahi:
Seeing your username, don't give up.

Klopp won the title for Liverpool after 30yrs.
Be hopeful. You can win your to be in-laws over.

Goodluck man.

Hmmm......it's hard bro....my patience has run out

olu77:
It's a difficult position to be. It's better to remain single than to have in laws that disapprove of you in this part of the world. They will treat like you kidnapped their daughter if you get married to her based on mutual feelings between you and your girl alone.

My own suggestion - Option B, Move on. My final answer

It's tough though but you could eventually meet someone whose family could love you like you are their own son.

Honestly bro, it's a very difficult position....Thanks for your advice....but I can't date two women at the same time, I would rather quit this one first before starting another relationship...

I dated my fiancée for 2 years before we got engaged June last year. We have had our ups and downs but we both love each other and are both looking to spending the rest of our lives together.

Since I proposed to my fiancée last year, the family has been reluctant to our marriage plans. I have met her parents but their body language shows that they do not really want me to marry their daughter. They never show any interest concerning our relationship and our plans to get married.

After one year of engagement, my family is yet to meet my fiancée's family not to talk of introduction. Each time my fiancée tries to bring up the marriage issue before her parents, she is faced with serious discouragement as they always give excuses of them being busy with their business and do not have time.

This was the recurrent situation before the covid-19 outbreak which affected the businesses of my fiancée's parents, now it seems the situation has moved from bad to worse as they practically do not want to hear anything about marriage with them grappling with their business challenges.

I quite understand the economic effect the covid-19 outbreak had on their business and I would be willing to wait till when things settle before we get married but I am scared I might end up just wasting my time if eventually after waiting for a longtime my fiancée's parents still refused me marrying their daughter.

I am in a dilemma and confused at the same time. I love my fiancée very much and would love to spend the rest of my life with her but I can't marry her if her family does not want me to and waiting in an uncertain situation like this is not helping me at all.

I am quite comfortable financially, I guess the issue her parents have with me is because we are not from the same tribe.

Guys what do you advise me to do? Stay and be hopeful or move on.

Please I need your advice...