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Hi, guys! Thanks for your continuous help.
How exactly should I think about a paragraph after I finish reading it? (as suggested in this topic https://gmatclub.com/forum/experts-topi ... 41004.html and in many others...).
Should I think about:
A) Which new information it brings to the point?
B) Why did the author include that information in the passage? (Is A and B not the same by the way?)
C) What information is given in the paragraph?
D) Others?
From Kaplan and GMAT Ninja's post I have understood that you should think on your head about A and B, is it the right path? Is A and B essentially the same thing by the way?
Thanks a lot! Best,
How exactly should I think about a paragraph after I finish reading it? (as suggested in this topic https://gmatclub.com/forum/experts-topi ... 41004.html and in many others...).
Should I think about:
A) Which new information it brings to the point?
B) Why did the author include that information in the passage? (Is A and B not the same by the way?)
C) What information is given in the paragraph?
D) Others?
From Kaplan and GMAT Ninja's post I have understood that you should think on your head about A and B, is it the right path? Is A and B essentially the same thing by the way?
Thanks a lot! Best,
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