The key to successfully completing these exercises lies in a strong understanding of vocabulary, and the ability to infer meaning from the given context. It requires not only recognizing the literal meaning of words but also their connotations and the relationships between different parts of the sentence. We constructed these problems to encourage critical thinking and contextual analysis. The sentences are structured in a way that the correct answers are not immediately obvious, prompting students to consider various aspects of language, such as syntax and word relationships, to deduce the most fitting choice. Furthermore, the variety in sentence themes and structures exposes students to different styles of writing, thereby broadening their linguistic and analytical skills. Help make these practices even better by leaving your feedback on Contact Us page. We appreciate it.
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