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16 Sep 2010, 19:02
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I am curious as what is considered a general or "good" strategy for approaching a SC question when the entire sentence is underlined. From my gathering the central issue with these questions is modifiers. Im not sure how to approach these the quickest. Is it just best to read the whole thing and weed out the issues? Should i pick one part of the sentence and look for splits?
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16 Sep 2010, 19:55
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I would suggest you to post some questions and lets see what experts reply on that.
I have posted similar query..check out sentence-correction-strategy-101081.html
16 Sep 2010, 20:10
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It depends upon sentence to sentence.
There;s no hard and fast rule to check this and that first,
May be i'm wrong, but first i usually go with subject and verbs, then tense and last //sm.
There;s no hard and fast rule to check this and that first,
May be i'm wrong, but first i usually go with subject and verbs, then tense and last //sm.
