tips for the test. for the vocabulary section: don´t use masculine pronouns (he, his, himself)...
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TIPSfor the test
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For the vocabulary section:
• Don´t use masculine pronouns (he, his, himself) generically. Instead make the subject plural or use such terms as “technician” or “flight attendant”
• Whenever possible, use substitutions for words that begin or end with “man” (i.e. chairman = chair, workman = worker, foreman = supervisor).
• Use parallel terms for women and men (i.e. men/women, girls/boys).
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• Avoid placing either sex in a special category by saying “female welder” or “male nurse.”
• When talking about occupations use language that does not reinforce limited views of men´s and women´s career choices. For example , “The chemist works with compounds that will enable her to…” or “The dental hygienist prepares his equipment by…”
For the vocabulary section:
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For the grammar section:
• Reference Personal pronouns, possesive pronouns.
• Ellipsis (…) / Omission *Pay a attention before coordinating conjunctions
• Relative pronouns which, that, who, whose *They modify a noun
• Subtitution Dummy words: do, so, not, one.
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For the reading section:
• Read the questions before reading the text.• Avoid yes/no answers! Give complete answer
instead! (Develop your ideas) • Revise your answers; make sure they are
coherent.