PRIMARY 4 · ENGLISH

Synthesis
Top 5 mistakes

Ranked by how often they appear across 12 MOE-aligned practice questions in our archive.

#1Misconception

And simply adds information without capturing the concession (despite the obstacle) relationship; the three ideas are loosely connected rather than precisely integrated.

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#2Misconception

Although having is grammatically incorrect — although introduces a full clause, not a participial phrase (despite having is the correct form). Additionally, so it changed creates two separate ideas rather than integrating the third sentence as a relative clause.

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#3Misconception

Because introduces a cause — but having little funding is an obstacle, not the reason for the discovery. This option reverses the logical relationship from concession to cause.

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#4Partial logic

'So' shows the congestion reduction CAUSED the cost increase. But the two effects are independent trade-offs of the same policy, not one causing the other.

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#5Misconception

'Unless' introduces a condition meaning 'except if'. This changes the meaning to: the policy only reduced congestion if costs did NOT increase, which contradicts the two facts given.

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