Overview: Why Prepositions and Conjunctions? Both prepositions and conjunctions show relationships between words within sentences. It is important to use both types correctly, as changing either the preposition in a…
read moreOverview: Why Sentence Construction? Some test questions in the English/grammar portion of the SAT, ACT, and other tests ask students to read a passage and find the best way to…
read moreOverview: What Is Nonstandard English? Nonstandard English usage encompasses topics such as double negatives, nonstandard use of contractions, less acceptable phrases, and commonly confused words. These are all traps for…
read moreOverview: No Error One of the ways English and grammar skills are tested on the SAT, ACT, and other standardized tests is to ask students to decide if a sentence…
read moreOverview: What Are Mechanical Errors? Although many proofreading questions on the English portion of the SAT and ACT are to catch errors in standard English usage, some questions involve errors…
read moreOverview: Sentence Context Adds Power Skilled readers use the powerful tool of sentence context to approximate the meaning of unfamiliar words, when the meaning is not apparent from prefixes, roots,…
read moreVerbs in Review Verbs carry action in sentences, as well as state of being and existence. In order to use them correctly, it is important for subjects and verbs to…
read moreOverview: Error Analysis Essay questions on the SAT or ACT ask students to write on demand. Besides producing essays that are logical, focused, and readable, students are expected to have…
read moreOverview: Critical Reading and Standardized Testing The communication skills of critical reading are tested by standardized tests like the ACT and SAT. Those skills are essential to college success, as…
read moreIn SAT reading sections, they have 6~10 sentence completion questions. Although these questions depend on the vocabulary, there are some ways to improve one’s performance in this sections significantly. …
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