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প্রতিটা ড্রিল-এ একটা স্কিল, একটা কাজ, সাথে সাথে ফিডব্যাক — 2 থেকে 5 মিনিট। সমস্যা নেই, ভুল থেকেই শিখবেন। গবেষণা বলে brain learns best from mistakes.
Drill 1 · Judgment
Identify what the question really asks — from its instruction line. →Drill 4 · Quick
Identify the operation the question requires. →Drill 5 · Quick
Select every qualifier that limits this question. →Drill 7 · Judgment
Tell apart two similar-looking operations: explain both sides vs. weigh and judge. →Drill 11 · Judgment
Judge whether a paraphrase is accurate and natural. →Drill 12 · Quick
Apply the word-form technique to change a sentence. →Drill 13 · Quick
Paraphrase a Task 1 prompt into an introduction sentence. →Drill 15 · Judgment
Judge which thesis statement is strongest for a Task 2 opinion essay. →Drill 16 · Quick
Write a Task 1 overview, then check it against the two things an overview must do. →Drill 18 · Quick
Quick recall check: spot the strong thesis before you build an introduction around it. →Drill 19 · Judgment
Diagnose what is missing from two flawed introductions before judging the strong one. →Drill 20 · Quick
Repair a broken introduction by adding the missing job, not by rewriting what already works. →Drill 22 · Quick
Write a consistent introduction and conclusion for a new question, then check the position matches on both ends. →Drill 23 · Quick
Before you brainstorm, know the question type — the right technique depends on it. →Drill 24 · Quick
Recognize when a brainstorm never leaves a single angle. →Drill 26 · Quick
Apply the fishbone technique: sort causes into categories so each one can be matched to a solution. →Drill 29 · Quick
From five candidate ideas, select the two you would actually plan an essay around. →Drill 32 · Judgment
Judge whether a finished essay actually followed its own plan. →