Typical words: although, but, but, but, but, actually, actually

Because, therefore, visible, seem, cause, cause, cause, cause, cause, cause, cause, cause, cause, cause, cause,

Typical format: Only A, only B (“only” is sometimes omitted); A is the premise, basis, guarantee, way, method, method of B...

Guide words to countermeasures: Must, need, should, be, be sure

Negative arguments give countermeasures: If/If/Once… Bad results || Problems Accurate causes Serious consequences

The writing structure gives countermeasures: Ask questions - (analyze problems) - Solve problems, the countermeasures to solve problems are the focus of the article

Dominant juxtaposition

Implicit juxtaposition

Key points for answering questions: No distinction between primary and secondary, not biased, and comprehensive summary

Subject: The object of discussion that the passage focuses on and around the discussion, e.g. people, affairs, concepts

Topic: Events related to the subject

Key points for answering questions: Focus on the subject/topic – matching options

Sentence relationship determines the structure of the paragraph

Core guiding ideology: Who argues for whom; Who lays the foundation for whom

The direction of "general": viewpoint, conclusion, countermeasure; other sentences to argue and lead to it

The direction of "division": laying the groundwork, argumentation, explanation; leading to the center, argumentation center, explanation center

Macro>Micro

Review the question, locate and find the object

Recent positioning reason word/conclusion word

Review the question, locate and find the object

Find the content of its proof nearby

First sentence: Bundle, narrow the scope of answers; the last sentence:

Pay attention to verification, fail attempts, stop loss in time

Referring to pronoun (no explicit reference object)

Conclusion word

Supplementary expressions

Definition and summary sentences (The two sentences of PK should be based on the same topic group, otherwise be cautious)

Bundle of referential pronouns and referential objects

Causal relationship, logical relationship, turning relationship

Consistent topics, same information

Priority try

and (the action has a substantially continuation relationship)

Stop, semicolon

and, and

Consistent sentence pattern

Three parts are arranged side by side to modify the same theme