SAT Prep | Mastering Sentence Correction Questions: Step-by-Step
These questions test your ability to make appropriate revisions in accordance with the rules of standard written English. In the following sentences some part of the sentence, or all of the sentence, is underlined. Below each you will find five ways of phrasing the underlined part. Choose the answer that most effectively expresses the meaning of the original sentence. If you think the original sentence needs no revision, choose (A), which is always the same as the underlined part.
Although familiarity with the error types described in the Usage Questions review may help you to answer...
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- Mastering Sentence Correction Questions: Step-by-Step
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- Question Type 5: Word Problems Involving Hourly Wage
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