1. The Subject and Verb Must Agree in Number

One of the most commonly tested grammar rules in the SAT Writing Section is subject-verb agreement. Simply put, if the subject is singular (one), there should be a singular verb, and if the subject is plural (more than one), there should be a plural verb.

2. Collective Nouns are Singular

To complicate basic subject-verb agreement, the SAT Writing and Language Test often uses things like collective nouns to trick test-takers. For SAT review, remember that group words used to refer to multiple individuals are singular subjects

3. Prepositional Phrases DO NOT Make a Subject Singular or Plural

One of the most important grammar rules to remember when doing prep for the SAT Writing and Language Test is prepositions are not used when identifying whether or not a subject is plural or singular. Instead, the head noun, or the noun being modified, tells us which verb form to use.

4. Pronouns Must be Clear in Reference and Number

On the SAT Writing and Language Test, you should always be able to circle a pronoun and draw an arrow to the exact person, place, or thing being referenced. In your SAT review, practice connecting pronouns to their nouns.

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