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* infinitive: QID 50445680, 4a90a978, bd11fe93
* infinitive: QID 50445680, 4a90a978, bd11fe93
* gerund subject-verb match: QID c91ef0f0
* gerund subject-verb match: QID c91ef0f0
* gerund as subject: QID 73a6603c
* non-finite verb where a finite verb is required: QID 6e5bf3a8, 7c48a6dd
* non-finite verb where a finite verb is required: QID 6e5bf3a8, 7c48a6dd


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***"Take this idea, for example."   
***"Take this idea, for example."   
****= "[you] Take this idea, for example." << as a sentence or independent clause
****= "[you] Take this idea, for example." << as a sentence or independent clause
<u>practice questions</u>: 267a13e2, 886dc9f9, aab74a3b, ce81d0b7 (SC),  
<u>practice questions</u>: 267a13e2, 886dc9f9, aab74a3b, ce81d0b7 (SC), QID 73a6603c (gerund as subject)


== semicolon ; ==
== semicolon ; ==
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***thus they can intrude upon a sentence
***thus they can intrude upon a sentence
***but they ALWAYS have paired punctuation, commas, dashes or parentheses, that isolate them from the rest of the sentence
***but they ALWAYS have paired punctuation, commas, dashes or parentheses, that isolate them from the rest of the sentence
== Adding it all up: compound and complex sentences ==
The more difficult SAT questions will confuse students by adding multiple sentence parts in order to obscure the correct answer.
* prepositional phrases
** ''The goal of the industries in those various economic sectors, given current trends, [ is / are / to be / have been], given current trends, to adapt to changing conditions.''
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File:The goal of industries in the various sectors complex sentence marked.jpg
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<u>question examples include</ul>:
* QID


[[Category:SAT verbal]]
[[Category:SAT verbal]]