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by maruthisandeep » Fri Jun 03, 2011 4:16 am
i ma having problem with SC's everytime i end up with two options and i select one from them and always find that the other option which i left is correct.I read all the grammar rules but when i come to doing exercises i am not able to implement them.Can you tell me how do it paractice it
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by sandy217 » Fri Jun 03, 2011 4:39 am
maruthisandeep wrote:i ma having problem with SC's everytime i end up with two options and i select one from them and always find that the other option which i left is correct.I read all the grammar rules but when i come to doing exercises i am not able to implement them.Can you tell me how do it paractice it
1. Try to understand the meaning/Logic of the sentence.Ending up with two sentences can be either because you are confused between two meanings (each option convey) or because of lack of knowledge of idioms.
You can improve both only by practice.Just concentrate on the Logic and Idioms.
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