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I was wondering if there is any data available on the split of different types of questions (i.e. different concepts tested such as SV Agreement, Pronouns, etc.) in SC. I know it's very difficult to have precise data on this, but any approximations would be super handy as well.
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I was wondering if there is any data available on the split of different types of questions (i.e. different concepts tested such as SV Agreement, Pronouns, etc.) in SC. I know it's very difficult to have precise data on this, but any approximations would be super handy as well.
I know it's very difficult to have precise data on this, but any approximations would be super handy as well.
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Hi TargetMBA007, this issue is further complicated by the fact that no question tests on one rule only. So, in a single question, you would typically find (say) S-V Agreement, parallelism, and tenses getting tested simultaneously.
I know it's very difficult to have precise data on this, but any approximations would be super handy as well.
Hi TargetMBA007, this issue is further complicated by the fact that no question tests on one rule only. So, in a single question, you would typically find (say) S-V Agreement, parallelism, and tenses getting tested simultaneously.
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Yeah, that makes complete sense. My main goal was to be able to apply the 80-20 approach to my study plan and really focus on core areas first, so I was wondering, what would be the best way to prioritize the different areas within SC.
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