Most Gatekept VA resources & processes

Collection of 1500 Idioms & Phrases: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1b0dQHkuUzwSL7e1IcAxXW10CKcCuLXhZ/view?usp=sharing

Many of you already have this, but this is for the others who were asking for 'Idioms lists'. Idk who was the creator of this, but this was one material that was floating around in DMs and more or less gatekept from the public domain. If you are a person not very familiar with English, this can be a game saver for this particular topic in VA. I had once scrolled through half of it (it was a week before the real exam) found it quite amusing to say the least but also began to notice many mock questions having idioms from these.

But keep in mind, having access to this is like having access to a dictionary (but of Idioms) - if you plan to memorize a dictionary you can't do it in a week. You will require a 3-4 Months to internalize these organically in the most scientific way (read the comments under this: https://www.afterboards.in/forums/general/off-topic/Dqgx3h_how_to_use_this_feature_properly). Aim to internalize 20 idioms per day like this.

Coming to the most gatekept resource when it comes to VA - ironically, ChatGPT. It's free for all yet so very few people seem to understand the power it has, and I think this is because the few ppl who know how to manipulate it and extract stuff from it do not teach others how to do the same for their own motivations. Sadly most of you see this as a tool for cheating in schoolwork or even mocks, please try to get it to teach you stuff once in a while too. Most of you have tried it once or twice, given extremely lazy simple prompts and stopped using it after getting very easy questions that don't help u in ur prep.

Use cases:

1. You have just spotted a mistake you have made in your sectional and realize you never knew this grammar rule existed. You want to see it used in different ways now, including the exceptions when its not used:

2. You have a good collection of words stored in your AB Word List, the difficulty and rarity of which shows your proficiency with the english language (you encounter and store high level vocab only if you understand all easier ones and is exposed to high quality english), you want personalized practice for this now:

3. (the SS above) You have sorted everything from QA to VA but are struggling with the final boss worth 20 marks - PJs - and want to attempt to beat it thoroughly before D-Day.

You can implement this for QA - just don't ask it to generate qs out of the air without setting any standards - attach a PDF, or atleast a snapshot of a particular type of problem you got wrong in your mock, but have read the explanation and understood and you want to be able to solve one such by yourself now.