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Author of the passage would most likely agree with which of the following? - Is this an Inference Question (since “would” most likely word is given in the question which implies hypothetical or the passage will directly state the answer?
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Passage is primarily concerned with?- Does it mean the question is asking what the passage talks about all the time? Will that be the main idea or something else?
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I follow Greg’s pairing strategy while solving SE questions. I go through the option and eliminate the ones which are not exact synonyms. But my question is: Even if I am implementing the Pairing Strategy in SE, can I still do “Math Strategy” in SE questions after finding out the pairs? To know which pair suits the sentence better?**
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For SE- Shall I choose the exact synonyms pair even if it does not fit the sentence properly?** Rather than selecting a non-synonym or “almost” synonym pair which perfectly fits the sentence?
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Is the word “Still” a contrast or a support word?
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Does it matter whether, however is followed by a comma or not?
Like, “However,” denotes a contrast but “however” (without a comma) does not denote a contrast. It means in whatever manner. Or, however word, whether followed by a comma or no comma - will always be a contrast? -
Is it true that words like “Apparently/Seemingly/Seems to” - Will not be a contrast in TC, but these words will be a contrast only in RC questions? Or is it that these words will always be a contrast?