reading tips

[abadi72]

Hey Ryan,
Thank you very much for your effort and help for students all over the world. Apparently you did cover the writing topics quite nicely , however, reading module is the least of your priority. In my opinion reading is also needs tips and kindly would you mind put the reading module in your attention and focus how we can achieve high mark.

Cheers.

[Ryan]

Thank you for the feedback, Abadi. Yes, I am working on materials for the reading and listening portions of the exam.

[VenkatV]

Hi Ryan/All,
I am finding difficult with READING module for scoring HIGH.
I always stuck by answering correctly only for 28 to 32. When i did self assessment i have realized that my understanding of the sentences are wrong.
So i strongly feel i am lacking in identifying the synonyms of keyboard & do not understand about some rare words(for example..impeded, condensed..like this many more).
Today, i have read and understood the meaning of those words which i have come across with so far..but we we never know what new words i might face in exam..
So what would be quickest method or exercise to overcome with this problem?
My exam is in next 10days...so could you please help me out with good tips...
Many thanks in advance.
Thanks
Venkat

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