Silverturtle's Guide - Question

[SilverAurora]

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@Silverturtle

A commonly cited “error” is the split infinitive, in which an adverb intervenes between to and the base form of the verb, as in to happily eat. This is, however, not a real error.

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<p>So if I see a split infinitive on the actual SAT on the Identifying Errors section, should I mark it as wrong?</p>

[cortana431]

<p>No.</p>

<p>“This is, however, not a real error.”</p>

[SheepGetKilled]

<p>It is generally best to avoid it though. </p>

<p>Also, dangling prepositions are something up with which I will not put.</p>