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30 Aug 2006, 06:40
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Hi,
I have a few questions on verbal practice.
1. do you immediately review the answers, esp. those that you did wrong, after you complete some verbal questions in a book? Or do you leave to check the answers afterwards? I find that after I complete all the questions, I no longer have the energy to directly review the answers where I am wrong. But if I leave them there for the next day, I almost will forget how and why I do them wrongly.
2. how do you learn from the mistakes of CR and RC? For SC, there is something grammatical I can directly learn, but for CR and RC? I can only spot the strategy of how to do CR and RC, but they are all those old strategies that the book has already pointed out. It seems to me that I don't learn anything from my CR and RC mistakes, yet they are the most difficult parts for me.
Thanks a lot.
I have a few questions on verbal practice.
1. do you immediately review the answers, esp. those that you did wrong, after you complete some verbal questions in a book? Or do you leave to check the answers afterwards? I find that after I complete all the questions, I no longer have the energy to directly review the answers where I am wrong. But if I leave them there for the next day, I almost will forget how and why I do them wrongly.
2. how do you learn from the mistakes of CR and RC? For SC, there is something grammatical I can directly learn, but for CR and RC? I can only spot the strategy of how to do CR and RC, but they are all those old strategies that the book has already pointed out. It seems to me that I don't learn anything from my CR and RC mistakes, yet they are the most difficult parts for me.
Thanks a lot.
31 Aug 2006, 02:23
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they sound like good strategic ideas. Thank you. 
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