Previewing the text: Before starting to read, look at the title, headings, subheadings, pictures, or keywords. This helps you get an idea of the main topic.

Making questions: Based on what you saw, write questions that you expect the text to answer. For example: What is the main idea? Who are the people mentioned? When did the event happen? Why is this important?

Reading with purpose: As you read, keep your questions in mind. This makes reading more active and focused, because you are searching for specific information.

Noting the answers: While reading, stop when you find information that answers one of your questions. Write down short notes or keywords.

Checking comprehension: At the end, review your questions and answers. This helps you confirm if you understood the text and if you need to reread any part for more clarity.

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Let's do English ESL general grammar practice. Previewing the text: Before starting to read, look at the title, headings, subheadings, pictures, or keywords. Th…