SAT Reasoning

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SAT Writing Language Test Standard English Conventions Improving Sentences on The SAT Question Types Samples Strategy Identifying Sentence Errors on The SAT Question Types Samples Strategy Improving Paragraphs on The SAT Question Types Samples Strategy Practice With Improving Sentences For The SAT Practice With Identifying Sentence Errors For The SAT Practice With Improving Paragraphs For The SAT

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SAT Reasoning: SAT Writing & Language Test: Words in Context
Practice With Improving Sentences For The SAT

Previously, you have learnt the sentence improvement questions. Now, practice examples for acquisition.

Practice With Improving Sentences For The SAT

Things to Remember with Improving Sentences

As new SAT changes its format and give the passages. Now you have more context with which you have to improve the sentences in question. Stay here and practice with us.

Keep the following steps under consideration while working with it:

SAT does not inflict punishment on making wild guess. So, don’t bother to leave any question unmarked.
Active voice is the choice of SAT.
Style is considered here which the author has designed.
SAT dislikes wordiness.

An Easier Example

Here is a passage for practice:

John has impeded for governing Justice, by defying his Acquiesce to Laws for establishing Judiciary powers.

He made Jurists based on his Will alone, for the incumbency of their offices, and the payment of their salaries.

He has raised a throng of New Offices, and sent hither Teems of Officers to Provoke our people, and eat out their substance.

Here, 'He made Jurists' is underlined. It is regarded as the subject of our question. For we have options:

He made Jurists
He has made Jurists
The King then having required that Jurists
He has having required that Jurists

Option A is always same as underlined part. So, if you think that there is no mistake the choose A. However,you should also check other options to get exact answer as much it be possible.

Following the above listed steps we conclude that B is the right answer.

A Tougher Example

Let have a tough example:

…these United Settlements are, and of Right ought to be Free and Independent States; that they are Clear from all Dedication to the British Coronate, and that all political and governmental Association between them and the State of Great Britain, is and ought to be totally dissolved; and that as Free and Independent States.

Here the underlined part is 'that all political and governmental connection between them'.

So for options:

that all political and governmental association between them
that all political connection with them
that all government with them
that all political association with they

Regarding the above stepts we can mark the C as best.

Lesson Summary

This lesson has helped you to practice the sentence improvement questions by giving examples. You were told to follow some steps of active voice, styles and gussesing to answer such question. You have work on both easy and tough examples.