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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Grammar

SAT test :identifying sentence erros

Hello,could you give me advice how can I improve my identifying sentence errors skills ?
I am always can not answer crearly correcting senteces.
For example : Neither Bill's talkativeness nor his ability to command the screen come as a surprise.

From that have to find error or not error. And I am always not sure which one is error,or not. What is need to improve for find error skills?
Please give me advice.

Thank you
  

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hello could you give me some advice for correcting sentence error. Maybe grammer? For example this sentences what I have to correcting :Neither Bill's talkativeness nor his ability to command the screen come as a surprise.

— Kaorin

  • hello could you give me some advice for correcting sentence error.
  • Maybe grammer?
  • For example this sentences what I have to correcting :Neither Bill's talkativeness nor his ability to command the screen come as a surprise.
  • Thank you
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hello could you give me some advice for correcting sentence error.
What is need for improve for correcting sentences error?Maybe grammer?
For example this sentences what I have to correcting :Neither Bill's talkativeness nor his ability to command the screen come as a surprise.

Thank you
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kaorinNeither Bill's talkativeness nor his ability to command the screen come as a surprise.
This sentence is correct English.
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kaorinNeither Bill's talkativeness nor his ability to command the screen come as a surprise.
I, being rather more formal and old-fashioned than some, would use the singular form 'comes' in that sentence.
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Anonymous What is need to improve for find error skills?
It is no secret. You will improve by learning English grammar and vocabulary better; that is what they are testing.
AnonymousNeither Bill's talkativeness nor his ability to command the screen come as a surprise.
There, you must know that 'neither...nor' signals that o
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fivejedjonI, being rather more formal and old-fashioned than some, would use the singular form 'comes' in that sentence.
Strictly speaking I agree with you. I overlooked that.
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I have merged the two threads asking the same question. Please don't double-post.
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