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nag
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First try to figure out core of the sentence.
Second figure out meaning of the sentence and look for modifiers, that, which, -ing error Third POE |
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Rey Fernandez
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I agree with nag's suggestions. I just wanted to add that personally, I find long sentences that are completely underlined to be a good thing. There are many errors in them, suggesting you can identify several splits. Chances are you'll find an initial split on a grammatical concept with which you're familiar and confident. Contrast these sentences to ones in which exactly one or two words are underlined; you either know it or you don't!
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