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But move on to 18.

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If you can provide customers with useful blank about your business useful.

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That's going to give me the answer about your business.

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Useful about your business.

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All right.

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So I know if we're following the right pattern and it looks like we're going to have to, because it

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looks like they're putting again, this is from the general exam and it looks like they're putting the

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question, each question in a different heading section.

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Right.

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So we have 18 right here.

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That means 19 is going to be here and 20 is going to be in the last paragraph.

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It looks like they're just following that pattern.

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I know.

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We know it goes in order.

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It looks like it's going in order.

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And they're going section by section.

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And it looks like what they did was they pulled out a question sentence from each of these different

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sections.

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One thing they like to do on the exam is they like to use all their paragraphs, use all their sections.

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They don't like to have something that's just wasted.

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All right.

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So for this one, we're looking for language that means in this paragraph, looking for language that

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is it says provide customers with useful.

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I think I think also that this other language is important provide provide customers with use.

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So that's actually the most important language.

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This language about would about your business is not really that important provide customers with useful

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that's really what's important here.

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All right, so what I'm looking here, this paragraph I'm looking for provide customers with useful.

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I'm not looking for that exact language.

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I'm looking for synonym language.

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And here is the language right here.

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And if possible, send.

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Send them.

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Send them.

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If possible, send them.

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If possible, send them.

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Is sending them for what?

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Provide your customers with useful right.

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Provide customers if possible.

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Send them.

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You see how they're using reference pronouns.

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You see how they're using synonym language.

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Right.

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So what's the answer?

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What's the answer?

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The answer is, of course, updates.

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That's our answer.

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Updates.

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What are you going to send them?

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Right.

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You're going to provide the customers with useful.

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I'm going to send the customers updates here we see useful.

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There's our there's our language useful right there.

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Provide synonym for send you a helpful helpful synonym for useful.

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Right.

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That's the synonym language is all about understanding the synonym language.

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There is our answer right there.

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Updates again, they're playing with word order.

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The word order in the question is in a different word order.

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That's in the passage.

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But none of that matters because I know what language connects to what's before that blank line.

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Useful is the same as helpful.

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What is helpful in the sentence?

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The word updates.

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That means updates is the answer.

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All right.

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This next one measuring and what's my language before the blank line?

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My language before the blank line is what can give you.

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I know my answer is going to connect to can give you.

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I know that, right?

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I know that.

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So I'm looking for measuring the measuring and something in that sentence about measuring can give you.

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All right, there's our language.

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There's our language for measuring right here.

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Right.

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But that doesn't that that doesn't necessarily mean that's the sentence where my answer is, all right.

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When I see them of talking about measuring advertising, that tells me that can be a starting point

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sentence.

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That can be that's a starting point sentence.

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But that's not the matching sentence for where the where the answer is going to where the answer is

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going to come from.

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The sentence, where the answer is going to come from has to have language that means the same as can

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give you can give you.

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That's what we're looking for.

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Can give you.

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All right.

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And this one is a little bit tricky.

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This one is really, really tricky because they're using a phrasal verb here.

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Right here it is right here.

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Throw up again.

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I can't believe they really used that one.

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That's not even common.

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But they used to throw up some information, right?

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So it says you never know.

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It just might throw up some information that can change your business for the better.

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So what?

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Throw up some information.

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Throw up some.

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Throw up some is like, the same as can give you.

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All right, throw up some is the same as can give you and that phrase throw up some.

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That might be a British English phrase and not an American English phrase.

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I really haven't.

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We really don't use that in American English.

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Or maybe it's an Australian English or I'm not sure.

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But throw up throw up some information that same as can give you, but that's our synonym match there.

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So you see the language with the language with measure is our starting point.

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But there's nothing in here in that sentence that has anything about can give you that's just a starting

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point.

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So I'm going to start from that point and I'm going to look for language that means the same as can

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give you.

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If you notice, I didn't even try to read and process all those sentences.

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I'm looking for my language.

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I'm looking for my language is going to point me to the answer.

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That's what I'm doing to move quickly through it.

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That's what I'm going to move quickly through it.

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All right.

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So the answer is information.

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The answer is the information.

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Right.

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And so can give you some information.

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Okay.

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And finally, success depends on.

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Success depends on.

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And as I told you, they're just taking it paragraph by paragraph.

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That means 19 is there.

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That means 20 is here.

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Right.

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So and when it goes in order, it goes in order.

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And if this were an academic essay or academic reading passage, you wouldn't have all these different

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headings, right?

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The the main difference is that they're not going to have these separate headings in sections, which

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makes it a little bit easier.

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They're going to have these they may have these same level, these same amount of paragraphs.

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Each paragraph is a little bit longer, write each paragraphs a little bit longer.

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And it's not sectioned like this.

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But the questions on the academic go in order.

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The questions as you're seeing here on the general, they go in order.

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It's the same thing.

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So I did a little PSI talking.

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Sorry about that.

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And we should probably go back and look at the question again.

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Success and depending on that's what we're looking for success and depending on.

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Success and depending on all right, success and depending on a recent survey ground

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is their greatest asset.

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OC So your reputation is your greatest asset, right?

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Your reputation is your greatest asset.

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So this is our sentence with the answer.

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All right, this is our sentence with the answer right here.

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Your reputation is your greatest asset.

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Right.

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This sentence, again, you have to understand synonym language.

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You have to understand sending them language.

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When it says what it says, success is your greatest asset.

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That's the same thing as saying.

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So your reputation is what it says.

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Success.

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I'm sorry.

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Let's go back and look at the question.

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Where, say, a success in finding your your new customers largely depends on your OC.

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It depends on your reputation because it says reputation is your greatest success.

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Greatest asset.

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Reputation is your greatest asset.

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OC So again, that's talking about your success in finding largely.

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Largely is the same as what we see this language largely right here.

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Right.

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Largely or largely is the synonym.

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What's the synonym for?

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Largely.

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The system for largely is greatest.

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Right?

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The synonym for largely is greatest.

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And what language is connected to that?

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That synonym for largely the language connected to that is going to be reputation.

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All right.

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So that's our video giving and analysis of breaking down how to do a fill the blank question.

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I hope this was very informative for you, and now you have a better and deeper understanding of how

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to do a fill the blank question.

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So thank you very much.

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And we're going to move on into our next analysis.

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I'll talk to you soon.