Paragraphs Questions

Do all of the easiest Identifying Sentence Errors and Improving Sentences questions first. Then, complete the harder questions of those types. Finally, tackle the Improving Paragraphs questions. 

Transitions are words, phrases, and sentences that show the relationship between ideas, and lead from one idea to another, such as meanwhile, however, after, or in contrast. A paragraph that needs a stronger transition is a likely candidate for an Improving Paragraphs question. Here are a couple of examples ... 

Save the big picture questions for last. They re usually the most time-consuming Improving Paragraphs question type. 

Read the choices for Improving Paragraphs questions carefully. Some of them maybe No error, and others will repeat the same error as the original sentence, but these responses could be a, b, c, d, or e. 

Our work has been predicated on the premise that Raman spectroscopy has the potential to play a significant role in the next generation of analytical methods, in-line analysis without treatment of the sample. To fulfill this promise, it is necessary to develop an instrument that has the robustness, accuracy, and low cost that a process control instrument must have. In the above paragraphs, questions regarding both abscissa and ordinate characterization are discussed. Two major aspects have been considered. 

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