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  • SAT Writing Grammar Rules: Pronoun Case

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    The following article is an excerpt from my e-book SAT Grammar Crammer! Pronoun Case: “Him don’t talk so good…” Pronoun case error is the topic that covers the question: “Is it Bradley and I or Bradley and me?” Each of these options can be correct when used properly; you just need a way to know…

  • SAT Writing Grammar Rules: Misplaced Modifiers

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    The following SAT grammar article is an excerpt from my e-Book SAT Grammar Crammer! To master the most important rules of SAT grammar, get your copy today. Misplaced Modifiers: When extra details go hilariously wrong Modifier errors are my favorite grammar mistakes in the SAT Writing section! In a test that is almost entirely boring…

  • SAT Writing Grammar Rules: Sentence Fragments

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    The following lesson is taken from SAT Grammar Crammer: Top 12 Rules of SAT Writing. Order your copy today for a complete guide to SAT grammar! Sentence Fragments and Incomplete Sentences: “But the SAT!” Ok – this is one of only two or three lessons in my book that actually has to use a few…

  • SAT Writing Tips: Eliminating Details Strategy

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    This post is an excerpt from my awesome book, The Top 12 SAT Writing Grammar Rules. Get your copy today! Let me put this in the bluntest manner possible: I always use this upcoming SAT Writing tip on every grammar question in the SAT Writing multiple-choice section. I also can get a perfect score on the SAT…