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How to attack a whole underlying sentence ?

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by Spring2009 » Thu Sep 10, 2009 8:39 pm
All of us know that before picking up an answer choice, we need to find out the differences among the answer choices. With a whole underlying sentence, I usually have to read very carefully and slowly each choice to figure out the differences, and this takes me about 2-3 mins.

Could anyone suggest a strategy to find out the differences quickly? Do those long sentences have a specific rule? For me, I see that they usually use "it, they, its, their" to make differences. Anything else can you think of?

Thanks.
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by poker » Thu Sep 10, 2009 10:00 pm
As far as i remember the shortest among the choice would most aptly be the right answer choice.
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