HESI A2 grammar: the "which part of the sentence is incorrect" question
Built to TEAS Version 7 / HESI A2 (Elsevier review 6th ed.).Last reviewed .Changelog
HESI grammar surprises candidates with its form more than its content.
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The form
Many HESI grammar items show a sentence and ask which part is incorrect. Candidates who failed grammar describe being caught off guard by the form, then passing on the retake once they had practiced it.
How the bundle handles it
Grammar items in the simulator use that form, with an explanation of the rule each error breaks.
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- Changelog
Science and math explanations are grounded in OpenStax textbooks (Anatomy and Physiology, Biology, Chemistry, Prealgebra), published by OpenStax at Rice University under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license, https://openstax.org. OpenStax was not involved in the production of, and does not endorse, First Try Academy.