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Anyone "preparing" for reading comprehension?
I don't...I have this feeling that it's either u understand the passage and are able to answer the questions or you don't understand...
Unless u want to read fast, I think there's nothing much u can do to prepare for rc.
Sc, definately, cuz it's mechanical and u should be able to get most of them right.
CR, I kinda have the same feeling as I have with RC, but I guess exposing urself more to them helps...
My strategy for verbal is earn extra time from SCs, medium level CRs RCs, spend more on hard CRs...
I don't...I have this feeling that it's either u understand the passage and are able to answer the questions or you don't understand...
Unless u want to read fast, I think there's nothing much u can do to prepare for rc.
Sc, definately, cuz it's mechanical and u should be able to get most of them right.
CR, I kinda have the same feeling as I have with RC, but I guess exposing urself more to them helps...
My strategy for verbal is earn extra time from SCs, medium level CRs RCs, spend more on hard CRs...
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28 Mar 2007, 11:08
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I have trouble with technical passages in Reading Comprehension.
I just got myself Kaplan800. If thats doesn't work, then I'm planning to buy this one by Arco
https://www.amazon.com/Arco-Reading-Com ... 821&sr=1-9
I'm counting on one of these to do the trick. If they don't then I don't think any book can help me - I'll need to do something crazy to improve on RC.
I agree with you on saving time on SC's and medium-level CR's,
but technical passages for RC and hard CR's are going to be big time-takers for me - I dont expect to save any time on them.
I just got myself Kaplan800. If thats doesn't work, then I'm planning to buy this one by Arco
https://www.amazon.com/Arco-Reading-Com ... 821&sr=1-9
I'm counting on one of these to do the trick. If they don't then I don't think any book can help me - I'll need to do something crazy to improve on RC.
I agree with you on saving time on SC's and medium-level CR's,
but technical passages for RC and hard CR's are going to be big time-takers for me - I dont expect to save any time on them.
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This topic has been closed and archived due to inactivity or violation of community quality standards. No more replies are possible here.
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