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PSAT and SAT topics Grammar

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TThhee PPSSAATT//SSAATT WWrriittiinngg && LLaanngguuaaggee:: EExxaammpplleess ooff tthhee GGrraammmmaarr TTeesstteedd ?? No reproduction without the permission of the author - Ann Harris DAVIDSON, B.Ed., M.P.H., [email protected] Though the new PSAT/SAT ?Writing & Language? tests have very different formats from the former PSAT/SAT ?Writing Skills? tests, the types of English grammar conventions that are tested remain essentially unchanged. The major difference is that the questions now relate to passages of writing, with editing required. That editing takes two basic forms: (a) corrections of grammar (testing ?standard English conventions?) and (b) editing to improve rhetorical presentation (the ?expression of ideas?). Grammar tested

Common Words That Are Misused

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You're and your You're is a contraction for "you are." This can be used when describing someone, for example, "You're so friendly!" Your is possessive, meaning you use it for things that you own or have. For example, "Your dog is so cute!"
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