Hey Guys, Quick question:
In the princeton review 2009 it says there are only 8 types of problems. Strategy wise, do you guys think its a good idea once I realize a question is a CR problem to read the question first, determine which of the 8 types of problem it is, then read the paragraph and do the question? If not, let me know what you think.
Also, it says the SC makes mostly the same 8 errors in its questions for you to spot, how often is it these errors? (pronoun, misplaced modifier, parallel construction, parallel comparison, tense, subject very agreement, idiom, quantity words)
--What are other types of errors commonly made?
Thanks all! btw, if this reads weird I've had a long day so I apologize.
In the princeton review 2009 it says there are only 8 types of problems. Strategy wise, do you guys think its a good idea once I realize a question is a CR problem to read the question first, determine which of the 8 types of problem it is, then read the paragraph and do the question? If not, let me know what you think.
Also, it says the SC makes mostly the same 8 errors in its questions for you to spot, how often is it these errors? (pronoun, misplaced modifier, parallel construction, parallel comparison, tense, subject very agreement, idiom, quantity words)
--What are other types of errors commonly made?
Thanks all! btw, if this reads weird I've had a long day so I apologize.
