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- - - - This part will test how well you understand the text and your knowledge of grammar , such as tenses, pronouns and prepositions.You may also have to answer questions that test fixed phrases , phrasal verbs and linking expressions.
      - Think about what kind of word is needed in the gap and read the whole sentence to make sure the word you choose fits grammatically.
      - Remember you can only use ONE WORD, check the spelling is correct.
      - When you have finished read through the text again to check it makes sense
    - - Don’t worry if you can’t understand every word of the text . Read the title , then read through the text to see what it is about .
      - Read the whole sentence before you put a word in the gap.
      - You have to decide what kind of word fits the gap (noun, verb, adjective or adverb). Read the sentence carefully to check which one is needed.
      - You will need to make more than one change to some words.
      - Don’t spend too long thinking about answers you’re not sure of. Complete as many answers as you can, then return to the ones that you haven’t done . You may have a better idea of those answers as you become more familiar with the text.
    - - Make sure the second sentence means exactly the same as the first - read it carefully
      - Contracted words like they’ve, count as two words so make sure that you do not write more than five words.
      - It is especially important not to leave any answers blank here. Each answer is worth two marks, so even if your answer is not completely correct, you might still get a mark.
    - - Look for words and phrases that hold the text together, like pronouns and time words.These can give you important clues when deciding which sentences fit the gaps.
      - Underline any words in sentences A-G which might link the sentence with a particular paragraph , for example pronouns, tenses or linking words. Look carefully to see if any of the sentences are adding a similar or contrasting idea.
      - Remember that words in the sentence might refer to something before or after the gap
      - If you think two sentences fit in a gap, leave it and continue with the other questions. Then go back and fill in the ones you are unsure about.
    - - Make sure you read the instructions and the title of the text , if there is one .Then read through the questions and underline any key words that may help you find the answer.
      - There will be at least one answer for each text, so check again if you have one text with no answers in it.
      - Read closely when you think you have found the answer to a question .There may be information in more than one paragraph which appears to answer a question, but it won’t be completely correct in both. Check carefully.