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Form, structure and sense covers subject-verb agreement, verb tense and form, pronoun clarity, and modifier placement. The SAT separates a subject from its verb with intervening phrases to see whether you match the verb to the right noun.
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How the SAT tests form, structure, and sense
You make verbs agree with their true subjects, keep tense consistent, and attach modifiers to the thing they describe.
Where the points go
Agreeing the verb with the nearest noun rather than the actual subject, and leaving a modifier next to the wrong noun.
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