01-15-2010, 05:22 PM
I actually took the English Composition w/essay so anyone can correct me if I am wrong on this. From what I understand of the English Compostition w/o essay is that about 55% of the test will deal with identifying sentence errors, improving sentences and restructuring sentences - primarily just looking at passages and sentences and figuring out what's wrong with them. The other 45% of the test will deal with how well you know about revising work in progress and analyzing writing (ie identifying the thesis, coherence, point of views, sentence combining, emphasis within sentences, type of audience the work is appealing to, etc...).
So I guess the question to your answer is "yes"! The English Comp. w/o essay will deal with misplaced pronouns, grammar mess-ups, and sentences errors just as much as or more than the English Comp. w/essay. Again, if someone wants to comment who actually took the w/o essay test, that would help as well. This is information I've heard from others who took the test and also from the Offical Clep Study Guide.
I hope this helps some! Good luck with your studying! I wish you the best!!
`Dakota
So I guess the question to your answer is "yes"! The English Comp. w/o essay will deal with misplaced pronouns, grammar mess-ups, and sentences errors just as much as or more than the English Comp. w/essay. Again, if someone wants to comment who actually took the w/o essay test, that would help as well. This is information I've heard from others who took the test and also from the Offical Clep Study Guide.
I hope this helps some! Good luck with your studying! I wish you the best!!
`Dakota