SAT Prep Writing and Language College Board
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40 topics in 3 modules
âď¸ Grammar Rules 19 topics
- Adjective and Adverb Confusion
- Common Expressions/ Idioms
- Comparisons
- Either⌠or/ Neither⌠nor/ Between⌠and
- Flow
- Linking sentences
- Modifier Placement
- More/Most
- Noun-Number Agreement
- Parallell Structure
- Passive vs Active voice
- Pronoun- Antecedent Agreement
- Redundancy
- Sentence Fragment
- Singular- Plural Verb Agreement
- Subject vs Object Pronouns
- Vague Pronouns
- Verb Tense
- Wordiness
âď¸ Passage Based Questions 9 topics
- Add/ Delete Sentences
- Combining Sentences (with commas etc)
- Graph/ Table Questions
- Paragraph Placement
- Relevent Detail
- Sentence Placement
- Sentence Tone
- Transition Questions- Which choice sets up, Which choice summarizesâŚ.
- Vocab in Context
âď¸ Punctuation 12 topics
- Apostrophes
- Colons
- Commas- Around non-essential words and phrases
- Commas- To separate adjectives whose order could be reversed
- Commas-Before a Coordinating Conjunction to join two full sentences (Independent Clauses
- Commas-Between a dependent clause and an independent clause when the dependent clause comes first.
- Commas-To separate items in a list
- Dashes
- Semi-colons and periods
- When NOT to use Commas- Between two clauses with the same subject when the subject is not repeated.
- When NOT to use Commas- Between two full sentences (Independent Clauses)
- When NOT to use Commas- In Compound Subjects and Compound Objects
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Grammar Rules
Adjective and Adverb Confusion
- The text corrects a grammar mistake: using adjective instead of an adverb.
- The correct sentence is "He spoke beautifully at the wedding reception", not "He spoke beautiful at the wedding reception".
Question: Rewrite the following sentence so that it uses the correct adverb form: âThe choir sang wonderful during the assembly.â
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