how to score high in sentence correction

Hi GIRISHSVVS,

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Best,
Rich

GIRISHSVVS -

One thing to remember is that even the SC section requires good reasoning. We inherently are better at determining if "something" in a sentence is not right, than we are in determining specifically is not correct. Thus, we can weigh and measure the various answer choices and reason our way to the correct answer. For example, in a sentence which has used an incorrect verb tense, you can scan the answer choices to see the differences. In this case, you can then focus on whether, say the sentence should use have rather than had. You can then eliminate the answer choices that include "had". Next, you will determine the differneces between the answer choices using the correct verb tense, "have" and eliminate those that include errors. Finally, once you have narrowed the answer choices to one or two, re-read the sentence using each answer choice and check to ensure the sentence makes sense.