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The Handle Associates  program provides instruction and practice on specific grammar topics  related to the Writing sections of the exams.  These include sentence structure, agreement, modifier use, punctuation, idiomatic expressions,  and more.  In addition, students receive instruction on correct essay form and content.  They regularly practice writing essays under timed conditions similar to those during testing.

 
The writing section of the College Entrance Exam is comprised of three objective sections  and a writing prompt.  
bulletIdentifying Sentence Errors 
bulletImproving Sentences 
bulletImproving Paragraphs  
bulletWriting Prompt
 

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For help with preparation for Standardized Entrance Exams contact Handle Associates at:

Tel. 203 453 5067    

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Identifying Sentence Errors

 

This question type measures a your ability to:

bulletrecognize faults in usage
bulletrecognize effective sentences that follow the conventions of standard written English
 
     
 

Improving Sentences

 

This question type measures your ability to:

bulletrecognize and correct faults in usage and sentence structure
bulletrecognize effective sentences that follow the conventions of standard written English
 
   
 

Improving Paragraphs

 

This question type measures a your ability to

bulletedit and revise sentences in the context of a paragraph or entire essay
bulletorganize and develop paragraphs in a coherent and logical manner
bulletapply the conventions of standard written English
 
   
 

Writing Prompt

 

The essay will measure your ability to:

bulletdevelop a point of view on an issue presented in an excerpt
bulletuse reasoning and evidence based on reading, studies, experience, and observations to support that point of view
bulletfollow the conventions of standard written English