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Sentence correction questions must have a standard approach. Always approach the underlined portion and check what the question is testing us on. If the underlined portion contains a verb, check for the subject and the tense of the verb. If a pronoun is underlined, check the noun antecedent. If there is a preposition underlined, check for idioms. If there is a phrase starting with “ing” and does not contain a subject, it could be a modifier. If there is “and” connecting a list of things, it could be parallelism. Also, be on a look out for SPLITS. A split means 3 answer choices begin with one word (eg:has) and the other 2 with another (eg have). The splits can be in the beginning, in the end and even in the middle. You might notice a lot of pronoun splits in the middle(their v/s its). When practicing, actively look out for all the splits to get comfortable until the exam day.
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