SAT Grammar Strategies and Concepts

The video tutorial provides a quick overview of the grammar section in the new digital SAT, focusing on subject-verb agreement. The instructor, Jay, emphasizes the importance of identifying singular and plural subjects and offers strategies to tackle SAT grammar questions efficiently. Common tricks used in the SAT are discussed, and viewers are encouraged to focus on the question type rather than the entire text. The tutorial concludes with final tips and an invitation for feedback.

What is the main focus of the quick and dirty grammar session?

• Mathematical concepts

• Science reasoning

• Reading comprehension

• Grammar on the new digital SAT

How are grammar questions on the digital SAT different from the traditional paper SAT?

• They are more simplified

• They are unrelated to grammar

• They are longer

• They are more complex

What concept is emphasized as important for the SAT in this session?

• Punctuation

• Subject-verb agreement

• Vocabulary

• Essay writing

What is the recommended first step when approaching a grammar question on the SAT?

• Skip the text and go to the question

• Look up definitions

• Write an essay

• Read the entire passage

What common trick does the SAT use in subject-verb agreement questions?

• Using complex vocabulary

• Placing a plural-sounding word near the verb

• Including irrelevant information

• Using incorrect punctuation

What should you focus on to determine the correct subject-verb agreement?

• The length of the sentence

• The number of commas

• The verb's position in the sentence

• The subject at the beginning of the sentence

What is the overall strategy for handling grammar questions on the SAT?

• Focus on the question type and ignore unnecessary text

• Read every word carefully

• Memorize all grammar rules

• Write down every possible answer