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** then decide between "yes" or "no" | ** then decide between "yes" or "no" | ||
== Vocabulary == | == Vocabulary questions == | ||
* Writing section vocabulary questions are never antonyms | * Writing section vocabulary questions are never antonyms | ||
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*** any adverbs? | *** any adverbs? | ||
** is it part of the main clause or a subordinate clause? | ** is it part of the main clause or a subordinate clause? | ||
== Useful vocabulary words for SAT Writing section == | |||
* '''mere / merely''' ** = "only" ** the SAT frequently measures student comprehension of this word ** note that "merely" is different from "a little," "a few" or "few" * <nowiki>'''</nowiki>nevertheless<nowiki>'''</nowiki> ** = "yes, but..." | |||
* '''nominal''' | |||
** = "insignificant", "barely or hardly any", "just a few" | |||
* see also | |||
** similar entry for the SAT Reading section : Useful vocabulary words for SAT Reading section | |||
** [[Transition words translations]] | |||
== Grammar and punctuation rules == | == Grammar and punctuation rules == | ||