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Re: Learn verbal section (Sentence Correction) through Videos! [#permalink]
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18 Aug 2010, 17:01
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Very nice, kissthegmat! It's good to learn verbal in a variety of ways: guidebooks, practice questions, discussion, and now videos.
I would like to remind other members, though, to not rely on just one option while preparing for verbal. While each one helps, the most benefit is derived through the combination of multiple study methods.
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Re: Sentence Correction The Structure of Sentence Correction [#permalink]
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A few years ago, the Canadian Global Public Health Information Network, looking for patterns in global health reports, spotted the onset of the SARS epidemic before the World Health Organization did; more recently, a site called Dataminr, relying on software that automatically scanned the global Twitter stream, was able to report to its subscribers that Osama bin Laden had been killed a good 20 minutes before it was officially announced.
Sentence structure and meaning of the above sentence.
Cl 1- A few years ago, the Canadian Global Public Health Information Network, looking for patterns in global health reports, spotted the onset of the SARS epidemic
CL 2 before the World Health Organization did;
cL3 more recently, a site called Dataminr, relying on software
cl 4 - that automatically scanned the global Twitter stream,
cl 3 continue- was able to report to its subscribers that Osama bin Laden had been killed a good 20 minutes
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