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ivan88 commented · 08 October 2026

Would you leave the timer off for that fresh question, if the problem is understanding the sentence?

ivan88 commented · 08 October 2026

So adding a new subject to school would usually be a curriculum change?

ivan88 commented · 08 October 2026

Does the same idea work for children and the children? For example, 'Children need time to play.'

ivan88 commented · 08 October 2026

What if another word also fits the gap? Should it count as wrong?

ivan88 commented · 06 October 2026

So cover sentence two: if the main contrast is still there, it was only the same trend in new words. Thats clearer, thanks.

ivan88 commented · 05 October 2026

Do you remember which side you had to argue, like museums should be free or should get more funding? That part might stay with you more than the sentence.

ivan88 commented · 05 October 2026

If the passage already said 'the students' earlier, would 'the students' be fine here? Or is it always just the plain phrase from the gap sentence?

ivan88 commented · 05 October 2026

In the real Part 2 there is no guess to tell you it worked, so how do you decide the description was enough and move to the next detail?

ivan88 commented · 05 October 2026

So if the scales sentence is checked and the rest is about the animal in general, that points to the intro heading. If the rest stays on how it looks, then Description. Do I have that order right?

ivan88 commented · 30 September 2026

For the overview, if both sentences say same trend, do we only need it once? Not sure the cover test works the same there.

ivan88 commented · 29 September 2026

If two options still look the same, would you choose one and move on? not sure when to leave it blank for later

ivan88 commented · 29 September 2026

So we look at the whole paragraph first, not choose from one sentence about scales? then compare the two headings?

ivan88 commented · 29 September 2026

So 8am in passage means 'in the morning' is True, even if those words arent there? Just checking I got it

ivan88 commented · 29 September 2026

If two figures are close, is it clearer to compare in one sentence or give each its own sentence?