I use a highlighting strategy to keep attentive. Oxford University has a video by Jesus College about the LNAT and ways to study for that test, which is where I found this. Simply highlight any adjectives, and adverbs. It's a lot of highlighting but it works for me, it ensures your mind does not wander in a timed setting.
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I use a highlighting strategy to keep attentive. Oxford University has a video by Jesus College about the LNAT and ways to study for that test, which is where I found this. Simply highlight any adjectives, and adverbs. It's a lot of highlighting but it works for me, it ensures your mind does not wander in a timed setting.