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Hi, I get confused between strength and inference stems. Both of them say "most supports" or "most strongly supports". How to overcome this problem?
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Hi, I get confused between strength and inference stems. Both of them say "most supports" or "most strongly supports". How to overcome this problem?
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You have to go beyond looking for keywords and read the entire stem carefully.

It's easy to get the impression that you can shortcut your way to correct answers to verbal questions, and people recommend all kinds of shortcuts and gimmicky approaches, but the truth is that GMAT verbal does not lend itself to shortcuts.

So, the only path to success is to be super thorough, careful, and detail oriented.

So, to handle a CR question effectively, take the time to read the entire stem and determine exactly what it's asking for.