2Nd

Front 1

All verbs must agree with their subject in what

Back 1

Number

Front 2

A non-essential clause decribes a what

Back 2

Noun

Front 3

Non essential are usually followed by what?

Back 3

Verbs

Front 4

2 types of verb questions appear on the sat:

Back 4

Sub_verb agreement

Verb-tense and form

Front 5

Sometimes and error might appear _____ the non essential clause

Back 5

Within

Front 6

Sometimes you will see subject verb agreement questions based on _____ beggining with _____.

Back 6

Essential clauses; that

Front 7

What is a distraction to keep you from hearing the disagreement between the subject and the verb

Back 7

Unusual syntax

Front 8

Singular nouns

Back 8

There is

There was

There has been

Front 9

Plural nouns

Back 9

There are

Thee where

There have been

Front 10

When neither and nor are used with two singular nouns the verb should be what

Back 10

Singular

Front 11

Collective nouns=

Back 11

Singular

Front 12

A number of

Back 12

Plural

Front 13

The number of

Back 13

Singular

Front 14

Each

Back 14

Singualar

Front 15

(Every) one

Back 15

Singular

Front 16

Gerunds when used as subjects

Back 16

Singular

Front 17

Verb tense and form errors regularly appear on the sat in specific formats and in what

Back 17

Highly predictable ways

Front 18

Date in the past=

Back 18

Simple past

Front 19

Any sentence that includes a date or time period In the past and that describes a completed action that contain a verb in the what

Back 19

Simple past

Front 20

Would and ____ are switched only with one another

Back 20

Will

Front 21

You should not mix past and what in the same sentence

Back 21

Future

Front 22

Past tense should not contain the word

Back 22

Will

Front 23

Present tense should not contain the word

Back 23

Would

Front 24

The word ____ should not generally appear in a clause beggining with ___.

Back 24

Would; if

Front 25

Infinitive

Back 25

To form of the verb

Front 26

Gerund

Back 26

Ing form of the verb

Front 27

To be

Back 27

Being

Front 28

Running

Back 28

To run

Front 29

Gerunds and what are always switched with one another

Back 29

Infinitives

Front 30

A gerund is a ____ that acts as a ____.

Back 30

Verb; noun

Front 31

Whrn a verb acts as an adj it is a

Back 31

Participle

Front 32

You must place a ____ before the____ in order for a sentence to make sense.

Back 32

Preposition; gerund

Front 33

Sometimes both a gerund and an infinitive are acceptable

Back 33

In such cases neither will be considered an error

Front 34

In general it is necessary to allow your ear in order to determine whether the gerund or infinitive is correct

Back 34

There's no rule that governs which one is used

Front 35

The _____ used after any form of the verb to have

Back 35

Past participle

Front 36

The verb tense that is formed by combining have or has + past participle is the

Back 36

Present perfect

Front 37

*** when the words ___or___ appear the present perfect is usually required

Back 37

For; since

Front 38

The simple past rather than the past participle will always incorrectly follow a form of the verb____

Back 38

To have

Front 39

Sentences that contain general truth always use the

Back 39

Present verb form

Front 40

Past

Back 40

Had

Front 41

Present

Back 41

Has have

Front 42

Past perfect=

Back 42

Had + past participle

Front 43

Hint

Back 43

Sometimes these sentences describe two events or actions that occurred in the past

Front 44

The______ is used to indicate that one of those actions occurred before the other

Back 44

Past perfect

Front 45

Thw phrase ______ is usually a tip-off that the Past Perfect is required

Back 45

By the time

Front 46

Had

Back 46

Past perfect

Front 47

Has

Back 47

Present perfect

Front 48

Will have

Back 48

Future tense

Front 49

Next to verbs what is the most commonly tested part of speech on the ACP

Back 49

Pronouns

Front 50

2 kinds of pronoun questions that appear on the SAT

Back 50

Pronoun antecedent

Pronoun case

Front 51

What is used to replace a noun

Back 51

Pronoun

Front 52

An____ is simply the word (noun, pronoun, or gerund) to wich a pronoun refers

Back 52

Antecedent

Front 53

All pronouns must agree with their

Back 53

Antecedents

Front 54

One

Back 54

3rd person

Front 55

You

Back 55

2nd person

Front 56

One and ____ are frequently switched with one another

Back 56

You

Front 57

They cannot be matvhed within a sentence

Back 57

But must remain consistent throughout

Front 58

More than any other pronoun ____ is likely to be wrong

Back 58

It

Front 59

Hint

Back 59

Sometimes it is unclear which antecedent a pronoun refers to

Front 60

Do so

Back 60

Correct

Front 61

Do it

Back 61

Incorrect

Front 62

Any pronoun that appears in a sentence must have a_____ that is a noun, pronoun, or gerund.

Back 62

Clear antecedent

Front 63

If a sentence includes a ____ without an ____ that sentence can not be correct no matter how obvious it's meaning may be

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Prniun ;Antecedent