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EK claims it is a myth that you need to read volumes and volumes of material in order to improve your verbal score. This is because even if you manage to double the rate at which you read, this will only save you about 2 min. on reading everything and spread out over all the questions in the verbal that only gives you about 2 extra seconds for each question--not exactly worth 5 months of reading 100 books. So did anyone who actually read tons and tons of stuff actually feel like it helped them improve on verbal or is EK totally right?