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bkw
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I use to have to spend a lot of time on SC problems where the whole sentence is underlined. Especially I get confused struggling to read through all of them, and try to find subject-verb etc. And when I don't find the error by checking e.g. S-V I get even more stressed because I know I have spend quite much time to check through all answers.
Are there any common grammar patterns that usually appear in problems where the whole line is underlined which I should start to look for first in order?
For example, should I begin to check for these rules in order?:
Subject-Verb?
Meaning?
... ?
... ?
Or there might not be any common pattern in these problems? :roll:
grateful to any suggestions on how to approach these problems!
Are there any common grammar patterns that usually appear in problems where the whole line is underlined which I should start to look for first in order?
For example, should I begin to check for these rules in order?:
Subject-Verb?
Meaning?
... ?
... ?
Or there might not be any common pattern in these problems? :roll:
grateful to any suggestions on how to approach these problems!
