Top 10 SAT Grammar Rules You MUST Memorize

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[ammarnizamani]

Thank you for this. I've consistently scored 750+ in math across all four practice tests, but I faced challenges in English. This video addresses most of those issues.

[Zaid-ltzg]

Dude you summerized English Grammer in 12 minutes. Thank you!

[gon]

Thank you so much for the video, this revised all my grammar concepts for tomorrow SAT, may God Bless you!!

[Noor.y]

great video !appreciate it! And finally someone understanding semi colon!

[taebinkim]

Thank you so much! It definitely helped me a lot.

[smartgirlathena]

Thank you so much. I am taking the March SAT.

[ahmedbaranalmas]

thank you for everything I hope I will get 700+ from reading section

[leonv]

I know you can eliminate both options if a semicolon and a period are both on a multiple choice question, but can you eliminate both if there is a semicolon and "..., and" (or other conjunction) as options?

[tony]

2:56 what if in the option choices there is a dash and a colon, how do i know which one to pick?

[alexbill]

Hi Mike! Dumb Summaries are good but sometimes in purpose questions (Module 2) it gets really hard, so matter how hard I try to interpret the text. I really liked your dumb summaries series can't you come up with a new advance strategy for specific of english and math questions e.g. hard quadratic questions, Command On Evidence etc. Please, no matter how hard I am trying to work on my weakness but my score is even decreasing (Max= 1250).

In conclusion, mike please help with hard module 2 questions for both English and math.

[amithaielysee]

I will take the SAT test in 3 hours, and I’m not even a Native American, so I’m not really fluent in English