As you match sentence beginnings to endings, use process of elimination to narrow down your choices for the remaining matches.
- Why This Is Important: Some sentence beginnings and endings may seem to fit multiple options, but by eliminating incorrect or illogical matches, you reduce confusion.
- How to Apply It:
- Once you have confidently matched a sentence beginning with an ending, eliminate that option from the remaining possibilities.
- If two sentence endings seem similar, carefully compare them to see which one best fits the context.
- Example: If you’ve already matched the sentence ending “due to bad weather” with one beginning, eliminate it from the options for the remaining sentences.