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Prepare yourself for reading a text by thunking about We often skim a rexl Lo ind the part of lhe text wh|ch
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predict the conient of the Engiish text and work out part slowly, and we probabty read some wo¡ds and
the meaning ol any unknown words. sentences more than once in order to understand the
details. It is particulariy lmpofiant to read lnstructlons
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