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HoneyLemon
28 May 2020, 17:55
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What are the different concepts or rules of verbal (SC , CR , RC ) that ,in general, give hard time to many aspirants while applying in a ques.
For example : In SC : 1. Collective nouns 2. Perfect tense 3. conditional statement etc .
In CR : 1. Negation test . 2. Assumption 3. Bold face 4. Weaken. etc
In RC : 1. Main point 2. Inference etc .
For example : In SC : 1. Collective nouns 2. Perfect tense 3. conditional statement etc .
In CR : 1. Negation test . 2. Assumption 3. Bold face 4. Weaken. etc
In RC : 1. Main point 2. Inference etc .
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Piyush1993
28 May 2020, 19:53
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1. Sc : give a thorough read to Manhattan SC guide. Its just 300 pages and wouldn't take more than 3 days.
2. CR : follow @veritaskarishma's "ask me anything about CR" thread.
3. Follow projet RC butler and the question types as needed
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2. CR : follow @veritaskarishma's "ask me anything about CR" thread.
3. Follow projet RC butler and the question types as needed
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HoneyLemon
28 May 2020, 23:02
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Piyush1993
Thank you Piyush.
I was trying to list down some of the important concepts or rules that contribute to the hard ques so that i can keep those at finger tips to revise regularly.
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