SAT Writing : Identifying No Errors or Other Errors
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Example Question #51 : Identifying No Errors Or Other Errors
Select the underlined word or phrase that needs to be changed to make the sentence correct. Some sentences contain no error at all.
Sea salt, especially when paired with chocolate or caramel, has an interesting flavor and is becoming increasingly popular in baking. No error
increasingly
and is
No error
when
chocolate or caramel
No error
Nothing in this sentence needs to be changed.
Example Question #52 : Identifying No Errors Or Other Errors
Select the underlined word or phrase that needs to be changed to make the sentence correct. Some sentences contain no error at all.
The new exhibit at the history museum provides a surprisingly fascinating look at the milling industry in the American Midwest. No error
new
surprisingly
provides
No error
in the American Midwest
No error
Nothing in this sentence needs to be changed.
Example Question #81 : Identifying Sentence Errors
Select the underlined word or phrase that needs to be changed to make the sentence correct. Some sentences contain no error at all.
I absolutely believe that some day we will have the technology to travel to other galaxies, settle on new planets, and explore beyond what we think possible. No error
explore beyond
technology to
No error
we will have
absolutely
No error
This sentence is correct as written!
Example Question #53 : Identifying No Errors Or Other Errors
Select the underlined word or phrase that needs to be changed to make the sentence correct. Some sentences contain no error at all.
Forgetting that she had to stop at the grocery store on the way home, Martha arrived at the potluck empty-handed and duly embarrassed. No error
No error
had to stop
and
Forgetting
arrived at
No error
This sentence is correct as written.
Example Question #891 : Identifying Sentence Errors
Select the underlined word or phrase that needs to be changed to make the sentence correct. Some sentences contain no error at all.
Missing home, he tried to grow a palm tree sapling, but it could not survive Maine’s harsh winters. No error
tried to grow
No error
Missing home
Maine's harsh winters
it
No error
This sentence is correct as written.
Example Question #901 : Identifying Sentence Errors
Select the underlined word or phrase that needs to be changed to make the sentence correct. Some sentences contain no error at all.
I had wanted so badly to be charming and graceful, but instead I tripped over a stair and swore loudly. No error
had wanted
tripped over
No error
but instead
badly
No error
This sentence is correct as written.
Example Question #56 : Identifying No Errors Or Other Errors
Select the underlined word or phrase that needs to be changed to make the sentence correct. Some sentences contain no error at all.
We both enjoy exploring grocery stores, so when we shop together it tends to be a long and unproductive trip. No error
No error
long and unproductive
so
We both
it
No error
This sentence is correct as written.
Example Question #57 : Identifying No Errors Or Other Errors
Select the underlined word or phrase that needs to be changed to make the sentence correct. Some sentences contain no error at all.
Although it appears cold and lifeless on its surface, the Bering Sea teems with aquatic life in its depths. No error
teems with
Although
in its depths
its
No error
No error
There is no error in this sentence.
Example Question #58 : Identifying No Errors Or Other Errors
Select the underlined word or phrase that needs to be changed to make the sentence correct. Some sentences contain no error at all.
Jean’s favorite activities are playing with her dog, visiting her grandmother, and going to the library. No error
going
visiting
favorite
No error
activities
No error
This sentence is completely parallel. If it had said "to visit" instead of "visiting", that would have been incorrect.
Example Question #59 : Identifying No Errors Or Other Errors
Select the underlined word or phrase that needs to be changed to make the sentence correct. Some sentences contain no error at all.
Whether my aunt or uncle is arriving, it shouldn't matter—I really enjoy when either of them visit. No error
No error
when either
Whether
is arriving
or
No error
There is no error here. If you chose "is arriving," it's actually grammatically correct: two singular subjects connected by "or" require a singular verb.
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