<p>There is also a correlation between composition skill and efficiency. Obviously a 100-word paper cannot carry much depth when you need to abide by the standard essay format.</p>
<p>Perhaps we can say there is a difference in depth between the extremes, but if virtually all the tests in between showed this coorelation… there’s something wrong.</p>
<p>you said:
““forcing schools to better teach writing.” I hope that quote is not from collegeboard, but rather a mistake from the writer.”</p>
<p>^ it depends how you read it. the way they wrote it, they want teachers to be better at teaching writing. what your thinking is if they wanted the teachers to teach a better kind of writing. it works either way, but then again i got 520 on writing in march… come on 600 come onnnnn 600 (may).</p>
<p>The guy from MIT said that there was a direct correlation between the length of an essay and its numerical score, but my essay was only 237 words and scored a 12. (He mentioned that essays of around 100 words were given 1’s, while longer essays of about 400 words were given 6’s.)</p>
<p>taffy,
An infinitive is a type of verbal (that is, a phrase including a verb that acts as a different part of speech). Infinitives are composed of the preposition “to” and a verb. In the sentence “I like to eat cheese,” “to eat” is an infinitive.</p>
<p>Split infinitives have an adverbs between the two parts.</p>