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Expert Groups Continued. Writing Section. Idiom Errors. What is it? An idiom is a group of words that has come to have a non-literal meaning (costs an arm and a leg) Specifically for the SAT, an idiom consists of particular pairs of verbs and prepositions that go together. Idiom Errors.
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Expert Groups Continued Writing Section
Idiom Errors • What is it? • An idiom is a group of words that has come to have a non-literal meaning (costs an arm and a leg) • Specifically for the SAT, an idiom consists of particular pairs of verbs and prepositions that go together
Idiom Errors • For example… • Complain about • Rely on • Protect against • Attributed to
SAT Question: The high school underachiever did not seem capable to get into a good undergraduate business school.
SAT Question: The high school underachiever did not seem capable OF gettinginto a good undergraduate business school.
Structure and Punctuation Stations Groups of 5
Stations: • Commas • Colons/Semicolons • Apostrophes • Conjunctions • Independent/Dependent Clauses
You will: • Travel to each station and receive a guide sheet with explanations and exercises • Review the explanations/rules with your group then complete the exercises • About 8 minutes per station – so get to work • Take your handouts with you, they will serve as a review packet for you