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For intermediate level, there are some example compositions and some work on the important reading skill of guessing words from context.

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1. Start by selecting a text at the appropriate difficulty level for your reading skills. It should challenge you but also be understandable with some effort.
2. Before diving into the text, skim through it to get a general sense of the topic, main ideas, and any unfamiliar words or concepts.
3. Read the text in chunks, such as paragraphs or sections, and try to comprehend the meaning of each section. Take your time and don't rush through it.
4. If you come across any difficult words or phrases, underline or highlight them, and look up their meanings in a dictionary or online resource. Try to understand the context and how they contribute to the overall meaning of the text.
5. Take notes while reading to summarize the main ideas, key arguments, or any interesting facts. This will help you remember and reflect on the content later.
6. After finishing the text, take a moment to reflect on what you have read. Think about your understanding of the topic and whether there are any points that you might need to further research or clarify.
7. Engage in active reading by discussing the text with others or writing a short summary or analysis on what you've read. This will enhance your understanding and help you retain the information better.

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1. English language learners who have a basic understanding of the language but still need to improve their reading skills.
2. Students studying a specific subject in a foreign language who need to comprehend intermediate-level texts related to their field of study.
3. Individuals who want to expand their vocabulary, comprehension, and critical thinking abilities through challenging and engaging reading materials.
4. Professionals who need to read and comprehend intermediate-level texts in their line of work, such as reports, articles, or research papers.
5. Anyone who wants to broaden their knowledge and understanding of various topics by reading more advanced texts than those at a beginner level.
6. Those preparing for language proficiency exams or standardized tests that assess reading skills at an intermediate level or higher.

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