PrepExI've heard that these are the toughest sections but unsure where to start. I'm learning solo and no idea.
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The Hero Teacher
Well, that heavily depends on strong and weak skills. If your'e a good writer but a little weaker speaker, then definitely go with speaking since it'll take longer to perfect your skills or vice versa.
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amberquill
But studying alone, how do you tell which is weaker? Writing and Speaking dont have answer keys like Reading does
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calmcomet
We can spot repetition or parts of the question we missed, but giving ourselves a band is harder. @The Hero Teacher, what can we reliably check on our own?
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coralnotes
Could underline where each part of the question gets answered. If it asks for advantages and disadvantages but nearly everything is advantages, thats one thing we can spot without guessing a band.
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amberquill
Do you check the examples that way too? like whether they support the point or are just sitting there
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lunarleaf
Could cover the example and see whats missing. If it's who gets affected or what changes, that's what the example needs to show.
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mellowbrook
Would you check the examples the same way, or does that need a different test?
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mellowbrook
One thing that works is covering the question and asking if the answer still makes sense. If it only answers half, you can spot what to add without guessing a band.
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sunlitpages
Check the examples against the question too. A cost example about uniforms might be clear but say nothing about bullying.
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