SAT Writing and Language Drill 3.10 Conventions of Usage
What does "it will both" mean? This SAT Writing videos goes over that phrase. We're sure you can't wait to click play.
| Conventions of Usage | Pronoun-antecedent agreement |
| Product Type | SAT Writing |
| SAT | SAT Writing and Language |
| SAT Writing | Standard English Conventions |
| SAT Writing and Language | Standard English Conventions |
| Standard English Conventions | Conventions of Usage |
| Test Prep | SAT Writing |
Transcript
the advance research in dry cooling team six development of
high performance record heat exchangers and cool storage system If
successful it will significantly reduce water using thermo electric lines
without sacrificing plan performance Increasing schooling costs a lot thinking
about the correct answer Alright Well in this sense heat
exchangers are one category of technology and cool storage systems
are another because there are two categories a sentence needs
the plural pronoun they write so that's what it's thinking
they're refers to both always suggest two things so we
know we can't use it which is a singular pronoun
So it goes away Yes change without both the now
that it is referring to becomes unclear since that pronoun
could refer to any one thing mentioned in the first
part of sentence those is a demonstrative pronoun which is
helpful when expressing how far the speaker is from the
noun it refers to since those right there and be
suggests a big distance well doesn't really make sense here
Those now nes are right there in the same sentence
So the answer is b there they will Both they
will both like as in If successful they will both 00:01:23.354 --> [endTime] significantly reduce water usage Blab blab blab