
Skip the endless practice tests. Learn the actual grammar rules that matter. Better scores, less time. English sections only (we think you can score higher here the fastest). There are flamingos and cupcakes 🦩🧁.
Now let's review that practice example...
As a reminder, the sentence is:
🍔 👉 Delicious and juicy, _____ the number one best seller.
The fancy pants term for this grammar rule the test is testing for in this sentence called a misplaced modifier (who cares). Instead, just look for a few describing words and a comma to alert you that this is the grammar rule being tested. For example:
Ex 1: Pretty and pink, the kitty..
Ex 2: Fluffy and warm, the poodle…
Ex 3: Fuzzy and floofiest, the sheep…
As soon as you see this trend, ask yourself if the word after the comma is the description.
As a reminder, the sentence is:
Delicious and juicy, _____ was the number one best seller.
Was he or she delicious and juicy...maybe?
Was the hamburger delicious and juicy?
Definitely.
The answer is C, the hamburger. 🎉 🍔
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