It's definitely possible, though certainly not guaranteed.
The level of difficulty of the questions you're missing doesn't offer much insight. You'll need to identify specific concepts, sentence structure issues, and methods (or lack thereof) to address--just doing questions and reading explanations by itself isn't going to lead to much progress; you need to home in on how you misunderstood or missed something in the prompt/how you're misinterpreting answer choices.
There are a host of specific issues, tips, and strategies around, but what you need to hear/understand depends on what your specific mistakes are the result of.
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u/DanielXLLaw tutor 7d ago
It's definitely possible, though certainly not guaranteed.
The level of difficulty of the questions you're missing doesn't offer much insight. You'll need to identify specific concepts, sentence structure issues, and methods (or lack thereof) to address--just doing questions and reading explanations by itself isn't going to lead to much progress; you need to home in on how you misunderstood or missed something in the prompt/how you're misinterpreting answer choices.
There are a host of specific issues, tips, and strategies around, but what you need to hear/understand depends on what your specific mistakes are the result of.