SAT · Standard English Conventions
Boundaries
See clause structure first, then choose punctuation that joins, separates, or leaves elements connected.
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SAT · Standard English Conventions
See clause structure first, then choose punctuation that joins, separates, or leaves elements connected.
SAT · Information and Ideas
Find the claim that holds a passage together, then read its details without enlarging them.
SAT · Craft and Structure
Keep two voices separate, then locate their precise agreement, disagreement, or likely response.
SAT · Information and Ideas
Read what a graphic actually measures, then select the numbers that support the passage’s claim.
SAT · Information and Ideas
Match a specified claim to evidence that actually bears on it, including evidence that would challenge it.
SAT · Standard English Conventions
Build grammatical sentences by matching number, choosing complete verb forms, tracking time, and placing modifiers accurately.
SAT · Information and Ideas
Build the smallest warranted conclusion from stated clues and implied relationships.
SAT · Expression of Ideas
Select and connect only the notes needed to achieve the requested writing goal.
SAT · Craft and Structure
Explain what a passage or sentence is doing, not just what it mentions.
SAT · Expression of Ideas
Name the relationship between ideas, then choose a transition that expresses exactly that relationship.
SAT · Craft and Structure
Use the sentence’s logic to choose the meaning or word that fits this particular context.
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