The Importance of Clauses in SAT Tests

A clause is kind of a mini-cent, mini phrase. If you have a subject and a verb being used together, that's a clause. Some sentences have just one clause; other sentences have multiple clauses. A good rule of thumb is like, you should be able to say it in a breath, right? You're having to take several breaths just for you to be able to get the idea of what they're talking about. And he also says, I'm not going to use worthy clauses. Something worthy is something that has many words, more words than necessary, like too long.