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Sedhosen Posted 17 years ago
Proficiency Tests & Test-taking
Complicated Sentences
I am studing for TOEFL test. I feel difficulty in reading skill. Indeed, it is quite simple to read academic papers and texts but I really feel baffled when read complicated text with unfamiliar topics and too much advanced vocabularies. In addition, I think there are gramatical complexity in some materials make them exteremely hard to understand. This happens for me when I read some posts in the forums here.
How i could improve my reading skills?
How i could improve my reading skills?
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There are three things to do. 1. Read 2.
- There are three things to do.
- 1.
- Read 2.
- Read 3.
- Read When you come to a particularly long sentence, look for the commas and try to figure out what the simple subject and simple verb are, and then the direct object, if there is one.
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There are three things to do.
1. Read
2. Read
3. Read
When you come to a particularly long sentence, look for the commas and try to figure out what the simple subject and simple verb are, and then the direct object, if there is one. Then try to see what the other phrases and clauses refer to. If this is too much, or too time-consuming, you probably need to
1. Read
2. Read
3. Read
When you come to a particularly long sentence, look for the commas and try to figure out what the simple subject and simple verb are, and then the direct object, if there is one. Then try to see what the other phrases and clauses refer to. If this is too much, or too time-consuming, you probably need to
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Hi Philip,
I followed your comment and it was very useful. I would like to concentrate in some cases i could not figure out. Please read this passage as first case.(Delta, page 165, "Moarines"):
"The term moraine refers to the rock debris carried or deposited by glacier. The term applies to the debris moved along with the glacier or on its surface, the debris left behind after t
I followed your comment and it was very useful. I would like to concentrate in some cases i could not figure out. Please read this passage as first case.(Delta, page 165, "Moarines"):
"The term moraine refers to the rock debris carried or deposited by glacier. The term applies to the debris moved along with the glacier or on its surface, the debris left behind after t
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