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What Is Structural Accuracy?

Definition

Structural accuracy (rakenne) is a YKI writing scoring criterion that evaluates grammar correctness: case endings, verb forms, word order, and sentence structure. Few and minor errors allow a B2 score; frequent or serious errors cap the text at B1 or lower.

Meaning in English

Structural accuracy measures how grammatically correct the sentences are.

Meaning in Finnish

Rakenteiden oikeellisuus

Why It Matters for YKI

Finnish grammar (especially case endings) is where many candidates lose points. Consistent grammatical accuracy is required to reach B2, regardless of vocabulary strength.

Example

Correct partitive "kirjaa" vs. incorrect genitive "kirjan" in a sentence about reading a book affects structural accuracy.

Related keywords:

  • structural accuracy
  • grammar
  • rakenne
  • scoring
  • case endings

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