Do you have trouble with SAT grammar mistakes? I'd love to help you!

Answer 1

On the Digital SAT, grammar questions fall into predictable patterns. The most common are:

1. Sentence structure — avoiding run-ons and fragments.
2. Agreement — subject–verb and pronoun consistency.
3. Modifiers — making sure descriptions are placed correctly.
4. Clarity and conciseness — choosing the cleanest version of a sentence.

The key isn’t memorizing every grammar rule, it’s learning to recognize these patterns quickly. I train students using Bluebook (the official SAT platform) so they get used to spotting these errors under timed conditions. With just a few focused strategies, grammar becomes one of the easiest places to boost a score.

Answer 2

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