Synonyms and Antonyms are one of the frequently asked questions in the English part of the CGL exam.
Synonyms are the words that have approximately the same meaning, and they can be used interchangeably. On the flip side, antonyms are the words that are opposite in meaning.
Examples of synonyms:
Brave - Intrepid - Audacious
Coward - Pusillanimous - Trepid
Examples of antonyms:
Affluent - Indigent
Perennial - Seasonal
No wonder, a command over synonyms and antonyms requires you to have a strong command over vocabulary first! If you feel confident...
Saturday, May 10, 2014
Monday, May 5, 2014
How to prepare vocabulary for SSC CGL?
Vocabulary building is a continuous process. You can't just build your vocabulary mere by going through words and that too, just one month before the exam. You need to prepare for vocabulary using the right approach and strategy - which is certainly not mugging up the words!
Here are a few powerful resources to help you build the vocabulary:
1. Regularly use vocabulary.com
If you're aiming a very strong grip on vocabulary, then trust me, vocabulary.com is the only place. The site uses quiz games to help you build a powerful vocabulary....
Sunday, May 4, 2014
English in CGL exam - An overview
The Combined Graduate Level exam, often colloquially called CGL, has English test at both, Tier1 and Tier2 level. The exam aims at testing general English comprehension, vocabulary and grammatical skills of the aspiring candidates. Now, this test is justified especially for "young graduates" who are trying to get a job in a government department. The commission justly evaluates your communication skills in English, before you assume your dream seat in the office!
English section can be broadly divided into 4 sections:
1. Vocabulary
2. Grammar
3....
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