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Which verb completes this sentence correctly? Neither the students nor the teacher ___ ready for the exam.was. With 'neither...nor,' the verb agrees with the nearer subject, teacher, which is singular.

Which mark correctly joins 'The experiment failed' and 'the data were lost' with no conjunction?A semicolon. It joins two independent clauses, while a comma alone would create a comma splice.

In a passage describing 'austere white walls with no decoration,' what does 'austere' most nearly mean?Plain or severe, without ornament. The phrase 'no decoration' is the context clue that narrows the meaning.

Rainfall dropped sharply; ___, crop yields fell. Which transition fits best: however, as a result, or meanwhile?As a result. The second clause is the effect of the first, so a cause-and-effect transition is needed rather than a contrast.

Which sentence has the correct modifier: 'Walking to school, the bridge was crossed by Maria' or 'Walking to school, Maria crossed the bridge'?The second. An introductory modifier must describe the subject right after the comma, and Maria is the one walking.

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What kinds of questions appear in the SAT English section?

The Reading and Writing section covers words in context, evidence and command of evidence, transitions and expression of ideas, and standard English conventions such as punctuation and agreement.

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Work through each missed question and write the rule in your own words, such as why a semicolon joins two complete sentences. Then retest those rules a few days later so they stay in memory.

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