January 29, 2017
CLAT English: Articles in the English Language
CLAT English: How to Go About Solving Sentence Ordering Questions
Questions based on jumbled sentences or sentence ordering help the examiner in judging the examinee’s vocabulary as well as his ability to interpret a given piece of information in a logical manner.
October 14, 2016
Topics to be covered during CLATapult English classes: CLAT 2017
Amrita Ghosh (CLATapult’s English Faculty) Reading Comprehension Styles and Tones Main Idea Specific Detail Continued Idea Inference and Conclusion Implied Idea Method of Argument Logical Structure
August 30, 2016
Assertive-Negative-Exclamatory-Interrogative: Transformation of Sentences in English for CLAT
Various types of sentences exist in the English language. Out of this large number of categories there are four distinct categories that are recurring in
March 9, 2016
Direct and Indirect Speech : English for CLAT
Two important tools of narration are direct and indirect speech. Essentially when a person’s words are directly quoted they are presented in direct speech. However
February 28, 2016
Active and Passive Voice : English for CLAT
Active and passive voices are used alternatively to ensure effectiveness in narration and to write beautifully. Active voice describes a sentence where the subject performs the
February 27, 2016
Analogy : English for CLAT
An analogy is drawn to compare two or more things. The questions on analogy that you may face in CLAT will expect you to complete
February 26, 2016
Commonly Confused Words : English for CLAT
As a prospective lawyer, the words you use are going to play a big role in the way your future shapes up. This is why
February 7, 2016
Tenses in English for CLAT
Tenses are forms taken by verbs in order to show the time of an action. There are three main categories of tenses—Present, Past and Future. The
January 10, 2016
60 Important Idioms and Proverbs : English for CLAT
We beautify our speeches by adding in different sayings which not only add substance to our sentences but often inject wit and humour into what
January 2, 2016
Reading Comprehension for CLAT: I, II, III Type Questions
In life you always want more options. However, when you are faced with a lot of options it might become difficult to choose the correct
November 30, 2015
Legal Vocabulary for CLAT: 20 Key Words and Phrases
As aspiring lawyers you must be familiar with some words commonly used in the legal context. Your aim of learning the meanings of words under
November 28, 2015
English for CLAT: The Cloze Test – The Mega Test which Tests You on Vocabulary, Comprehension and Grammar
Imagine a building with some bricks missing. Will it not look odd? Do you think it will be able to hold good for long? They
November 19, 2015
30 Foreign Language Words & Phrases for English Preparation for CLAT
English vocabulary is no longer limited to native English words. As English has gradually taken up the role of a global language, it has allowed
November 3, 2015
Error Correction in English: 50 Practice Questions on English for CLAT
Let us all be clear about this — CLAT requires you to be fluent in English. While some of you may be quiet confident about
October 30, 2015
How to Deal with Reading Comprehension for CLAT: A 101
If you are taking CLAT, you are expected to have a sound base in English. You should be able to speak and write in flawless
September 6, 2015
CLAT English Trick! How to Deduce the Meaning of a Word?
A good vocabulary is a real asset to all those who possess it. It helps us to express ourselves better and to put our point
September 4, 2015
6 Fun Ways to Improve your Vocabulary for CLAT
Vocabulary is one of the important aspects tested in CLAT. It can be developed by reading regularly and inculcating a habit of marking out unknown
September 2, 2015
A Bare-bones Introduction to CLAT English
Introduction The English section of CLAT holds 40 precious marks. This section is quite easy to score in if the student follows a disciplined way
August 26, 2015
Some Tips for Reading Comprehension Questions in CLAT
By Pranjal Singh, English Faculty, CLATapult Read the passage thoroughly in the first instance; don’t merely skim through the passage. You don’t have to be
May 7, 2015
English for CLAT: Preparation Advice from CLATapult’s Faculty
By Sushruti Tripathi – Hello people! Now I know English is a funny language and can get very tricky at times. After all, there is
January 7, 2013