Praxis Core - Grammar 5723 | Part 01 | Overview | Clauses | Punctuation | Kathleen Jasper

Pass the Praxis Core Writing Exam with our game-changing grammar tips and tricks for spotting and correcting issues in punctuation. This is an overview of the Praxis Core grammar section, and I also teach you how to easily identify the correct answer choices with our proven method. Bank points on your grammar exam to ensure you pass the first time!

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You have to be kidding me! Everything my English teacher said just clicked. I used to look right through her, and I would understand maybe 15% of what she was teaching. Look at my sentence. It has two independent clauses. 'I used to look right through her.' 'I would understand maybe 15% of what she was teaching.' A comma after 'her, ' (a punctuation to weak by itself to separate two independent clauses) 'AND' (the coordinated conjunction known as F.A.N.B.O.Y.S.=For, And, Nor, But, Or, Yet, So, connected with the punctuation to properly separate the two independent clauses) together create the proper and strong punctuation to separate two independent clauses. Or, I can dump the comma and the conjunction 'AND' by replacing it with a semicolon creating a stand alone strong punctuation, separating my two independent clauses. It would read like this instead, "I used to look right through her; I would understand maybe 15% of what she was teaching." Who else is deconstructing their own written sentence after this study here in the comments. lol!

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