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Understanding Critical reasoning Text which is so complicated... 02 Jul 2015, 09:57
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Buddy,

Am non-native English speaker, Am studying CR from the last 1week. I pretty much got all the basic knowledge required to attempt a CR question.
But the real barrier Am facing is "Am not able to understand the complicated text". Can you please suggest something to overcome this?
To learn the fundamentals of CR, we can have many resources to read. But what should be done to understand the complicated text.

Good or bad, Small or Big.... Any suggestion is appreciated.....


Thanks in advance....
Am waiting for your reply.......

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