2 grammar questions

Fat_Nerd
Wed, 02 Nov 2011 17:08:16 +0000

Haha, just keep in mind. Revising your answer quickly before moving on to the next question, in case you missed a word somewhere in the middle is perfectly fine; even advisable! But once you start with: then again…I think I might be wrong. I mean, what’s wrong with B? It looks just as fine. No, D looks better. It’s more general. But I already chose C, because it better answers the question…etc etc. Don’t do this. Really, don’t.

Look at the question, read it carefully, concentrate and focus. Cover the answer choices. Point out the error/answer the question/solve for x/go back to the passage to find the answer. Got your answer in your head? Reveal the answer choice. Choose one that fits the answer you thought of, or is relatively close to it. Mark it. Revise swiftly for any lack of concentration errors. Move on to the next question. This is how you solve questions on the SAT.

Good luck on Saturday.