The 80/20 Principle and Reading Difficult Sentences

Author: Yuan Hao, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2005-07-01
Features: 20% of the difficult sentences constitute 80% of the difficulty; 80% of the score comes from 20% of the difficult sentences. The postgraduate English examination is worth 100 points, and reading comprehension accounts for 40 points. However, when doing reading comprehension, there is an 80/20 principle, which means that 20% of the difficult sentences in the article constitute 80% of the difficulty. By conquering these 20% of the difficult sentences, you can easily obtain 80% of the score. This book is divided into two parts: Part 1 provides a very detailed analysis of the key difficult sentences in the new postgraduate entrance exam articles, serving as a guide and model for candidates to analyze difficult sentences; Part 2 offers a relatively brief analysis of the difficult sentences, serving as training material for candidates to independently tackle difficult sentences. To catch the thief, first catch the king. Candidates only need to thoroughly understand these carefully selected difficult sentences to grasp the essence and core content of all postgraduate entrance exam reading comprehension articles.