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Reading Comprehension Strategies to Beat the Test : Part 9by Online CAT Teacher

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There are Seven Reading Strategies: Make Connections, Ask Questions, Determine Importance, Infer and Predict, Visualize, Synthesize and Use Fix Up Str...

Reading Comprehension Strategies to Beat the Test : Part 11by Online CAT Teacher

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You will find out about 05 typical question types in this test - for Reading Comprehension in TOEFL. These are also the question types most frequently...

Don’t read: Revolutionary technique for RC GRE & CAT (Class 15-23)by Shivgan Joshi

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RC<br/>Don’t read: Revolutionary technique for solving RC for GRE & CAT.<br/>Reading comprehension class notes for my lecture.<br/&...

English Vocabulary Lesson : Love Expressions, Marriage Expressionsby Online CAT Teacher

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Love and Marriage Expressions are used in Sentence Completion, Spellings, Vocabulary and Reading Comprehension. This is particularly the case in Stand...

English Vocabulary Lesson : Idioms and Sayings About Colorsby Online CAT Teacher

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Continuing with the series on English Language Usage - especially Grammar, let us discuss about colors - the idioms and grammar, specifically targeted...

English Vocabulary Lesson : Thanksgiving Idioms and Sayingsby Online CAT Teacher

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Find out how native American speakers refer to Thanksgiving. This would be useful for IELTS, TOEFL aspirants particularly. Also, this would be helpful...

English Vocabulary Lesson : Sports Related Expressionsby Online CAT Teacher

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Sports related expressions find themselves in reading Comprehensions, Vocabulary and Verbal Reasoning. This is particularly the case for GRE, GMAT, IE...

English Synonyms : Loveby Online CAT Teacher

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Synonyms and Antonyms are amongst the most frequently asked questions in Standardized tests. They find their way in obvious questions in Verbal Reason...