<p>so on the last SAT (may 5) i took, i think i might have scrutinized the sentences on the writing section too much. i'd look at a sentence, and nothing would be blatantly wrong like on many of the questions, but i'd find that one of the underlined portions was vaguely clunky or awkward, and could be phrased better. yet i didn't think that the sentence was neccesarily gramatically incorrect. on almost every one of these questions, i marked the awkwardness as an error. do you think i'll get these wrong?</p>
<p>Awkwardness is likely to be an error (except for the last few, hard questions where they throw it in as a trick). I guess its never a good idea to over think things but you may be fine. Then again, you may not be-it really depends.</p>
<p>fxtrmyfcmuymtum...sorry but that's how i feel like during timed writes...</p>
<p>lmao 80/80</p>