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After I study in this forum and SC1000
I find that many SC need not only just grammar correct
but also need EXACT CONCISE meaning
which is often beyond my knowledge of non-native speaker like me
When I reduce potential answers to 2 choices both of which
are grammar correct , how can I know the answer if I can not 100%
understand the meaning of sentence.
Many time that I met with " slightly differ in meaning "
how can I "HAVE INSTINCT" to choose the correct one?
If you have any good idea to improve this "native speaker's instinct "
Please give suggestion
I find that many SC need not only just grammar correct
but also need EXACT CONCISE meaning
which is often beyond my knowledge of non-native speaker like me
When I reduce potential answers to 2 choices both of which
are grammar correct , how can I know the answer if I can not 100%
understand the meaning of sentence.
Many time that I met with " slightly differ in meaning "
how can I "HAVE INSTINCT" to choose the correct one?
If you have any good idea to improve this "native speaker's instinct "
Please give suggestion
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06 Aug 2006, 13:52
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no way to deal with this... just pick the best one in your opinion and move on... in a long-term, though, it helps to read The Economist or other reputable publications.
I have the same problem and sometimes you just have to accept your weakness and excel in other parts... in a short time studying for GMAT you can't improve everything about your English!!!
I have the same problem and sometimes you just have to accept your weakness and excel in other parts... in a short time studying for GMAT you can't improve everything about your English!!!
Can't think of any way to build this up in a short time, maybe going thru all the OG should help.
