The correct answer is (E). Between 5-8 sentences in your SAT Writing sections will contain no error. The verbs in (A) and (B) agree with their subjects, “Edward Villella” and “ballets,” respectively. (C) and (D) are idiomatically correct in context. This sentence is correct as written. The correct answer is (C).
None of the sentences contain more than one error. If there is an error, it will be underlined and lettered. Select the underlined portion that needs to be changed in order to make the sentence correct. If the sentence is already correct, then select choice E.
Four sentences are given in each set of questions. Only one of them is grammatically correct. Choose that sentence. a) He had leave of four days. b) I am hopeless to pass.
The correct answer is (E). Between 5-8 sentences in your SAT Writing sections will contain no error. The verbs in (A) and (B) agree with their subjects, “Edward Villella” and “ballets,” respectively. (C) and (D) are idiomatically correct in context. This sentence is correct as written.
The correct answer is (C). The SAT will sometimes use long intervening phrases to separate a subject and a verb that do not agree. Here, the singular verb “shortens” does not agree with its plural subject “medications”; (C) should read “shorten.” (A) agrees with its plural subject, “Doctors.” (B) and (D) are idiomatically correct in context.
Most SAT sentences will contain multiple nouns and verbs; make sure each verb agrees with the appropriate noun. The plural verb “have” in (C) does not agree with its singular subject “ one”; the verb should be “has.” (A) and (D) are idiomatically correct usage.