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14 Jun 2012, 21:56
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Many times I ask of intended meaning of a sc problem.
I want to say that
intended meaning is the meainng of the choice which is logic if there is only one choice which is logic
intended meaning is the meaning of the choice which is logic and which is most close to the meaning of choice A if there are 2 choices which are both logic. (one logic choice is considered incorrect because it is farther from meaning of the choice A than the correct choice)
is my thinking correct? pls, comment.
I want to say that
intended meaning is the meainng of the choice which is logic if there is only one choice which is logic
intended meaning is the meaning of the choice which is logic and which is most close to the meaning of choice A if there are 2 choices which are both logic. (one logic choice is considered incorrect because it is farther from meaning of the choice A than the correct choice)
is my thinking correct? pls, comment.
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I look at meaning in three ways:
1. Logical construction
2. Context: The context of the sentence sometimes provides valuable clues that can help one decide between two logical choices
3. Intent: You also need to consider the intent of the author (if possible given the sentence)
Sometimes you may need to consider more than two of the above.
Just my 2c...
1. Logical construction
2. Context: The context of the sentence sometimes provides valuable clues that can help one decide between two logical choices
3. Intent: You also need to consider the intent of the author (if possible given the sentence)
Sometimes you may need to consider more than two of the above.
Just my 2c...
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