Sentence completion for GRE / CAT (Introduction Level-0)

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Sentence completion GRE / CAT

Think of word that fits the requirements and look for a similar word, but before selection first remove the word that is not like the word you have thought of
If the sentence has two blanks, then use the power of elimination
Focus on Transition words (Contrast vs Support)
Cause and effect indicator
Don’t confuse apposition with opposition

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Sentence completion for GRE / CAT (Introduction Level-0) : Sentence completion for GRE / CAT (Introduction Level-0) Online Class by Satyadhar Joshi shivgan3@yahoo.com http://www.wiziq.com/shivgan_joshi http://onlineclasses.nanotechbiz.org

Content of the Presentation : Content of the Presentation Introduction Theory Application Strategy & Tactics Examples Reading & References

Introduction : Introduction Sentence completion are the about 20-30% of the questions in CAT / GRE They are easiest picking This class will explore the depth , types and strategies

Theory : Theory They are again the our broad subjects which we must develop some pre knowledge The check the knowledge of vocabulary as well as picking of transition in sentences, grammar, tone and style They check our knowledge of picking positive vs negative, and sometimes the degree of adjectives

Application : Application This learning also helps in RC and CR which are closely linked Use of words in that “parts of speech” is applied in other areas as well

Strategy : Strategy Think of word that fits the requirements and look for a similar word, but before selection first remove the word that is not like the word you have thought of If the sentence has two blanks, then use the power of elimination Focus on Transition words (Contrast vs Support) Cause and effect indicator Don’t confuse apposition with opposition

Tactics : Tactics Pre decide on the kind of word you need Look at all options before selection In double, use power of elimination See the signaling words Use parts of speech to get idea Break down sentence into simpler Be careful with metaphors (learn basic metaphors)

Signaling words : Signaling words Cause effect: consequently Support: furthermore, indeed, etc Contrast: albeit, nevertheless, nonetheless, despite Contrast (implicit) : irony, paradox, incongruity, illogic, etc

Examples : Examples We will solve some examples which are similar to those given in the GRE Novas and Barron's

References : References Nova’s GRE Barron’s GRE

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