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** identify the CORE of the sentence (the "main clause") | ** identify the CORE of the sentence (the "main clause") | ||
*** then identify the sentence core then you will see how the rest of the sentence is built out from there | *** then identify the sentence core then you will see how the rest of the sentence is built out from there | ||
* editing or sentence placement questions follow simple logic, either: | |||
** chronology | |||
*** what has to happen first or after | |||
** presentation of ideas | |||
*** what information belongs to a logical argument | |||
*** i.e., "if this then that" or statements necessary for an argument | |||
=== Practice === | === Practice === | ||
[[File:SAT-what-effective-practice-looks-like.JPG|thumb|right|400px||What effective SAT prep practice looks like]] | [[File:SAT-what-effective-practice-looks-like.JPG|thumb|right|400px||What effective SAT prep practice looks like]] | ||