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;FANBOYS

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this is wrong you don't put a semicolon and the one of the fanboys it's usually a comma then the fanboys

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past present

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"past of past" action that happened before another past action Ex: the group HAD FINISHED the project before the teacher arrived

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plural verbs usually end in what

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not an s ex: were, are, play

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Are there, their, and they're singular or plural

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singular

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Go punctuation

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link anything but two complete ideas (one can be complete but not both) Comma, no punctuation

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future perfect

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future action that happens before a specific time in the future ex: By 2050 the world WILL HAVE achieved peace

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verb

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action word or state of being answers the subject

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when do you use ,[words],

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when the words in the commas are unnecessary. Ask yourself can you continue the sentence without those words if you can then those comas are right

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plural possession

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s'

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make sure that the subject tense matches

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the verbs tense

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subject-verb agreement

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subject stays the same; verb must be singular or plural to match the subject

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If the sentence starts with a pronoun and they want you to change it you must

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figure out if the subject can be figured out or do you have to say those readers instead of they

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rephrase the reading questions

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so it asks who, what, why

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HALF-STOP punctuation

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complete idea before it Colon, long dash

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Stop Punctuation

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link complete ideas Period, Semicolon, Question Mark, Exclamation Mark

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singular possession

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's

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Important when trying to figure out the subject verb agreement

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ignore the prepositional phrase or modifying words when trying to figure out the subject verb agreement The list of books is on the table ignore of books

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topics of math

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PEMDAS cross multiply distribution factoring common denominator

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reading stages

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read blurb answer questions that don't require you to read whole passage (read in a window of 5 to 5 sentences) predict and the answer then do other questions

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when combining the sentence you must make sure its

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more simple/concise

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subject

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who or what the sentence is about. The thing that answers who, what, and where. answers the verb

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Singular verbs usually end in what?

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S ex: plays, is, was

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tips for the whole test

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POE don't rush check each answer and don't be trigger happy on one answer

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can multiply, divide, add, and subtract exponents if

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the bases of the exponents are the same If its like 8^2/2^3 change 8 to 2^3 because then it has the same base of 2 like the other one

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word problems in math tips/steps

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write what you know and what you want to find solve using what you know must look at it in different sections

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How to approach a question on the writing section

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Look at what changes in each answer choice Figure out what they are testing you for POE Pick the best one and remember to look at each answer choice and each thing they change

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when you have a sentence that is really wordy and the is an answer that is similar but less wordy pick that because

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It is more concise and that conciseness is something they look at like if it says well known and famous the answer is well known because that eliminates the extra synonym

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present perfect

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past action that continues to the present action that happened at a time not definetly stated action that recently ended ex: since 1950, Korea HAS EXPERIENCED many changes

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