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Wrong paraphrase in CR

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by bvn » Sat Sep 12, 2009 5:09 pm
Hi guys, i am not posting the GMAT question.
I have problem that i face when run into difficult CR. That is when i get wrong paraphrase of the question. The answer is out of my scopy of thinking.
What should i do?.

How to get the right paraphrase at first time.

Thank you very much.
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by gmat740 » Sat Sep 12, 2009 7:54 pm
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I could relate to your problem because I faced the same difficulty when I started my preparation.

I would advice you to try out these methods:

1. If you are not a native speaker, try to translate the argument into your native language.
2. Explain yourself as if you were explaining a kid.
3. Separate Premise and conclusion. Once you separate them, you have the idea of where the argument is going.

Hope this Helps.
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