Move on to 18 if you can provide customers with useful blank about your business useful that's going
to give you the answer about your business.
OK.
Useful about your business.
All right.
So I know if we're following the right pattern and it looks like we're going to have to because it looks
like they're putting.
Again this is from the general exam.
And it looks like they're putting the question each question in a different headings section.
Right so we are 18 right here.
That means 19 is going to be here and 20 is going to be in the last paragraph.
It looks like they're just following that pattern.
OK.
I know we know what goes in order.
OK it looks like it is going in order in that one section by section and looks like what they did was
they pulled out a question sentence from each of these different sections.
One thing they like to do on the online exam was they like to use all their paragraphs so use all their
sections.
They don't like to have something that's just wasted.
OK.
All right.
So for this one we're looking for language that means in this paragraph I'm looking for language that
is this says provide customers with useful.
Ok I think I think also that this overlain which is important provide provide customers with used to
that's actually the most important language.
This language about what about your business is not really that important provide customers with useful.
That's really what's important here.
All right so when I'm looking here this paragraph I'm looking for provide customers with useful.
I'm not looking for that exact line which I'm looking for in a new language.
And here's the language right here.
And if possible send send them send them if possible send them if possible send them in sending them
for what provide your customers with useful right provide customers if possible send them.
You see other using reference pronouns you see other using synonym language.
Right.
So what's the answer.
What's the answer.
The answer is of course updates yes or answer updates.
What are you going to send them.
You're going to provide the customers with useful I'm going to send the customers updates.
Here we see useful.
There's our There's our language useful right there provide synonym for C-n use helpful helpful synonym
for useful right.
See that's the synonym language.
It's all about understanding the synonym language.
Peers are answered right there.
Updates again and they're playing with word order the word order and the question is in a different
word order.
This in the passage but none of that matters because I know what language connects to was before that
blank line.
Useful is the same as helpful.
What is helpful in this sentence.
The word updates that means updates is the answer.
This next we're measuring.
And what's my language before the blank line my line is before the blank line is what can give you I
know my answer is going to connect to can give you I know that right.
I know that somebody from measuring the measuring and something in that sentence about measuring can
give you.
All right there's our language there's a language for measuring right here
right.
But that doesn't mean that that doesn't necessarily mean that's the sentence where my answer is all
right when I see them up talking about measuring advertising that tells me that can be a starting point
sentence.
OK.
That could be a starting point sentence but that's not the matching sentence for where that where the
answers are going to where the answer is going to come from the centers where the answer is going to
come from has to have language that means the same as CAN GIVE YOU CAN GIVE YOU.
That's what we're looking for can give you.
All right.
And this one is a little bit tricky.
This one is really really tricky.
They're using a phrasal verb here
right here it is right here
throw up again.
I can't believe they really use that as an even common but they used to throw up some information.
Right.
So it says you never know.
It just might throw up some information that can change your business for the better.
So what.
Throw up some information throw up some throw up some IS LIKE THE SAME AS can give you.
All right throw up some is the same as can give you and that phrase throw up some that might be a British
English phrase in an American English phrase.
I really haven't really I really don't.
You don't use that in American English.
Or maybe it's an Australian English or I'm not sure but throw up throw up some information is the same
as can give you.
OK.
But as I said in the match there OK.
So you see the language with no language with measure is our starting point but there's nothing in here
in that sentence that has anything about can give you just a starting point.
So I'm going to start from that point.
And I'm going to look for language that means the same as can give you if you notice I didn't even try
to read and process all those sentences I'm looking for my language.
I'm looking for my language is going to point me to the answer.
That's what I'm doing to move quickly through it.
OK that's what I'm going to move quickly through it.
All right so the answer is information.
The answer is information
right.
And so can give you some information.
And finally success depends on success depends on.
And as I told you they're just taking it paragraph by paragraph 19 is there.
That means 20 years here.
Right.
So when it goes in order it goes in order.
And if this were an academic essay or academic reading passage you wouldn't have all these different
headings right.
B The main difference is that if you're not going to have separate headings and sections which makes
it a little bit easier they're going to have the they may have the same level the same amount of paragraphs.
Each paragraph is a little bit longer.
Write each paragraphs a little bit longer and it's not sections like this but the questions on the academic
go are in order.
The question is as you're seeing here on the general they go in in order to use the same thing.
So I did a little side talking.
Sorry about that.
And then we should probably go back and look at the question again.
Success.
And depending on.
That's what we're looking for success.
And depending on
success and the Pentagon.
All right.
Success and opinion go on.
A recent survey around the world's greatest asset.
OK.
So your reputation is your greatest asset right.
Your reputation is your greatest asset.
OK so this is our sentence with the answer.
All right.
This is our Cintas with the answer right here
reputation is your greatest asset.
Write this sentence again.
You have to understand synonym language so you have to understand that in a language when he says when
he says success is your greatest asset.
That's the same thing as saying.
So your reputation is your worst success.
I'm sorry.
Let's go back and look at the question.
We're seeing success in finding your new customers largely depends on your ok.
It depends on your reputation because it says reputation is your greatest asset greatest asset reputation
is your greatest asset.
OK.
So again that's talking about your success in finding largely largely is the same as what.
I mean you see this language largely right here right largely or largely is what's the synonym for largely
for largely as greatest right the synonym for largely use graters and what language is connected to
that.
That's a synonym for largely the language connected to that is going to be reputation.
All right so that's our video giving an analysis of breaking down how to do a fill the blank question.
I hope this was very informative for you.
And now you have a better and deeper understanding of how to do a fill the blank question.
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