READING PART A LESSON 2.

READING PART A IS A GAME TO TEST US HOW MANY POINTS WE WILL ACHIVE IN A PARTICULAR TIME.

USUALLY PARAPHRASING AND QUESTIONING ARE SIMPLE ,BUT THE LENGTH AND TOPIC OF THE TEXT WILL MISLEAD US.

OR DEVIATE US FROM THE MAIN TASK.

TIME MANAGEMENT IS THE PROPER TECHNIQUE ALONG WITH SKIMMING AND SCANNING.

NO NEED TO READ THE FULL TEXT.

LET'S SEE A TEXT

Developing the TPP for Zika vaccine was challenging, mostly because we have a limited understanding of the epidemiology of the infection and the relative importance of different routes of transmission. Safety is paramount because the priority target group is women of childbearing age and some women may already be pregnant when vaccinated. Pregnancy has repercussions for most suitable vaccine technologies. The TPP may be revised as our understanding of the epidemiology, disease, and disease modulating factors evolves.

ref.bmj

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