GRE Type : 65+ Solved Questions on Sentence Equivalence using a Proven 4 Step Process. GRE Tricks & Techniques
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What you’ll learn
- 65+ Fully Solved Questions with a ‘Proven 4 Step formulae’ of GRE Sentence Equivalence Questions. Learn Sentence Equivalence for GRE in a new fun way..
- Comfortably Identify Direction Words and Context Clues in the question that make up the skeleton of the sentence..
- Learn to simplify the given sentence, no matter how complex the question is, by using Direction words and Context Clues..
- Skillfully Predict the word that would accurately fit the blank. Find the category of word that you need to help you narrow down your choices..
- Learn to Eliminate “outlier” words that don’t seem like they could possibly match up with your Predicted Answer..
- Quizzes to test your learning and build on the 4 Step Formulae..
- Anyone after attentively going through this course will fall in love with the GRE Sentence Equivalence..
Course Content
- Welcome to the Course !!! –> 1 lecture • 9min.
- GRE Sentence Equivalence – Getting Started –> 3 lectures • 6min.
- Meet the Questions – A Step-by-Step Method Using The 4- Step ISPE Action Plan –> 5 lectures • 22min.
- Identifying Direction Words – Function & Examples –> 6 lectures • 11min.
- Identifying Context Clues Function & Examples –> 5 lectures • 11min.
- Contradictory Conjunction – ‘Although’ with Examples –> 4 lectures • 17min.
- Similar Conjunction – ‘And’ With Examples –> 5 lectures • 20min.
- Contradictory Conjunction – ‘But / Yet’ With Examples –> 4 lectures • 18min.
- Connective Prepositions – ‘After’ With Examples –> 4 lectures • 15min.
- Contradictory Expression – ‘far from something’ With Examples –> 3 lectures • 10min.
- Linking Devices – ‘Semicolon’ With Examples –> 6 lectures • 25min.
- Elaborating Devices – ‘Colon’ With Examples –> 5 lectures • 24min.
- Contradictory Conjunction – ‘While’ With Examples –> 5 lectures • 19min.
- Emphasizing a Result – ‘So + Adjective/Adverb + That + Result’ With Examples –> 3 lectures • 14min.
- Identifying Surprising Statements – With Examples –> 4 lectures • 21min.
- Similar Expression – ‘Cause Effect Relationship’ With Examples –> 4 lectures • 13min.
- Conditional Clause – ‘Only’ With Examples –> 4 lectures • 16min.
- Similar Expression – ‘X is like Y’ With Examples –> 4 lectures • 15min.
- Contradictory Expression – ‘X is unlike Y’ With Examples –> 5 lectures • 21min.
- Conditional Clause – ‘If’ With Examples –> 3 lectures • 12min.
- Contradictory Conjunction – ‘Despite’ With Examples –> 5 lectures • 20min.
- Identifying Ironies – With Examples –> 5 lectures • 22min.
- Thank You and Congratulations !!! –> 1 lecture • 1min.
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Updated 6 days ago
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Updated 4 days ago
I was not sure what to expect because the class was taught remotely, but I was quite impressed with the entire course. Adrian is very professional and the course was taught in a very simple and understandable manner. He is an expert and is very clear in his method of teaching the GRE Sentence Equivalence. All my doubts were answered and the class interaction was very good. I would take another course with Adrian
Updated 2 days ago
Adrian has presented this course in a very clear and easy to digest format. He explains quite complex concepts of the GRE in plain english and with excellent examples. It is directed more at the score boost, but the principles can be directed toward any Text Completion Area too.
Updated 6 days ago
I did this course as I wish to improve my score especially on the Sentence Equivalence part of the GRE. It has given me a whole new perspective on the GRE, and I will be passing on what I have learned to my colleagues. This will be of significant benefit to the development of students taking the GRE.
ABOUT THE COURSE:
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GRE – SENTENCE EQUIVALENCE – TARGET SCORE 330+
Do you get a feeling that GRE Sentence Equivalence questions seem complex? Do you have trouble getting answers to problems which you already practiced?
You have come to the right place where you will be able to use a Proven 4 Step Formulae to solve the GRE Sentence Equivalence questions.
Instead of spending hours and hours on just problem solving, FIRST focus on building rock solid knowledge on the fundamental Method of solving. Every question you continue to practice after this course will stick in your mind because it will just add to the reservoir of knowledge you have already built.
In this GRE Sentence Equivalence Course, we use the 4 Step Proven Formulae to learn how to identify the Direction Words and the Context Clues in the given question. The list below is an example of direction words normally seen on the GRE Sentence Equivalence questions. The Topics are arranged to easily form a mental structure comprising of Topics and Question types for the GRE.
- Contradictory Conjunction – Although
- Connective conjunction – and
- Contradictory Conjunction – but / yet
- Connective prepositions – after
- Expression – ‘far from’
- Linking Devices – semicolon
- Illustrating / Amplifying Devices – colon
- Contradictory Conjunction – while
- So + Adjective/Adverb + That + Result
- Surprising phenomenon
- Cause effect Relationship
- Conditional Clause – Only
- X is like Y
- X is unlike Y
- If Clause
- Contradictory Preposition – despite
- Ironical Situations
Next, we learn how even the most complex sentence can be simplified using the direction words and the Context Clues. Then we learn the art of predicting a word or a phrase in the simplified version of the sentence. This word need not be classy or elegant. It can be any word or a phrase as long as it fits the context.
Finally, we eliminate the options that don’t match the word we have predicted. We have our answer pair that not only fits the blank but also is similar in meaning.
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