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spoiler words
words that intentionally make an answer wrong
the writers put them in to legally falsify an answer, even just one word can do this
information that is not mentioned for the passage can spoil it
Singular vs Plural and Possession
Dog- one dog
Dogs- two or more dogs
Dog’s- one dog owning something
Dogs’- two or more dogs owning something
Colons
there must be a complete sentence to the left of a colon
there can basically be anything after it
Punctuation rule
no commas before “of” and “to”
Transitions
when considering “additionally” imagine using first and then second
Semi-colons
can separate items that ALREADY have commas in a list
ex: I lived in Los Angeles, CA; Housten, TX; and Portland, Oregon.
Transitions that change flow
tend to cancel each other out
