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Editing questions involve adding/deleting phrases, evaluating relevant phrases, and rearranging parts of a passage. Grammar questions cover topics like misplaced modifiers, parallelism, possession, pronoun usage, punctuation, verbs, logical comparisons, and transitions.\"},{\"question\":\"What is the primary advice for dealing with punctuation questions?\",\"answer\":\"For punctuation questions, the advice is to 'attack semicolons' by identifying independent clauses. When in doubt, the general guideline is to 'leave punctuation out!'.\"}]","SAT Writing - Language Strategy FlowChart | PDF"]