SAT Grammar 2026 | Rules,
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, How can you separate two complete sentences? 1. A period- Go to them. They need you.
2. A semicolon- Go to them; they need you.
3. ", and" ", but" ", as" - They were winning, but we took the lead.
4- A colon : (only use if 1st sentence causes 2nd or if 2nd one is an example)
5- a Hypen
Subject Noun that performs the action
Verb action word that the subject performs
Adjective word that describes a noun
Adverb Word that describes an adjective, a verb, or another adverb.
(Usually end in -ly)
ex. Slowly
ex. "I did bad on that test." WRONG
ex. "I did badly on that test." GOOD
Preposition Small connecting word that shows relationship
above
below
in
of
outside of
inside of
to
from
What are the 3 types of Objects? 1- Direct Object
2- Indirect Object
3- Object of the preposition
Direct Object Answers the question "Who?" or "What?"
e.g. John passed the puck to Elizabeth.
Indirect Object Answers the question "To Whom?" or "For Whom?"
e.g. John passed the puck to Elizabeth. Indirect object is Elizabeth.
Object of the preposition The noun that comes after the preposition
"to the store"
"above the floor"
"Below the attic"
"around the corner, up the street, down the road"
Can the subject of a sentence exist as an object of the NO
preposition?
Can the subject of a sentence exist as direct object? NO
Practice Questions &
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, How can you separate two complete sentences? 1. A period- Go to them. They need you.
2. A semicolon- Go to them; they need you.
3. ", and" ", but" ", as" - They were winning, but we took the lead.
4- A colon : (only use if 1st sentence causes 2nd or if 2nd one is an example)
5- a Hypen
Subject Noun that performs the action
Verb action word that the subject performs
Adjective word that describes a noun
Adverb Word that describes an adjective, a verb, or another adverb.
(Usually end in -ly)
ex. Slowly
ex. "I did bad on that test." WRONG
ex. "I did badly on that test." GOOD
Preposition Small connecting word that shows relationship
above
below
in
of
outside of
inside of
to
from
What are the 3 types of Objects? 1- Direct Object
2- Indirect Object
3- Object of the preposition
Direct Object Answers the question "Who?" or "What?"
e.g. John passed the puck to Elizabeth.
Indirect Object Answers the question "To Whom?" or "For Whom?"
e.g. John passed the puck to Elizabeth. Indirect object is Elizabeth.
Object of the preposition The noun that comes after the preposition
"to the store"
"above the floor"
"Below the attic"
"around the corner, up the street, down the road"
Can the subject of a sentence exist as an object of the NO
preposition?
Can the subject of a sentence exist as direct object? NO
