SAT® Grammar Tips: Crush the Writing and Language Section of the Test!

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[SwiftFox]

In the parking lot before the SAT. Wish me luck

[sScrubster]

when u have the SAT tomorrow and your just trying to cram in information xD

[oro-oluwatoromo-thewordoft]

may the Lord God be with us all in the mighty name of Jesus

[mnlxlover]

I'm watching this because I'm taking the SAT for the second time in less than two days. Wish me luck everyone!! ^^

[magicoddball]

here for my Saturday sat lol, good luck everyone!

[buildingcoolstuff]

Put your thumbs up if you hate the reading section. :(

[diankekanoute]

hey everyone i'm taking a SAT test next week sadly and i am dealing with anxiety stress i don't even know if i can even pass the reading/writing test because of the heavy heart that i am having is very overwhelming and stressful. my prayers goes to everyone in the comment section to pass and myself included.

[SD-ppyy]

Sat this Saturday. I have high hopes, but man I wish I studied more.

[RomixUS]

Sat in two days and i dont know what a colon is

[farouk]

Reading the comments?! Go practice for your SAT. ;)

[hiyashah]

im currently scoring a 1370 on my practice tests, but my goal is at least 1480. Please pray for me.

[foghornleghorn]

Thank you.  Yes, indeed, you talk very fast, usually an indication of high intelligence.   Or insanity.

[yess.]

Thank you so much! This video showed me I already had most of the skills to answer the questions but just lacked the stratagy or approch. Very helpful!

[geeky_potato_lover]

Tommarow is my SAT in 2020...Thank you for posting these videos, they have helped me remember, 'study' and prepare myself

[atlasenglish]

Hi Brooke, I loved your breakdown of subject-verb agreement question. The test makers just love making it tricky :)

[mariamshah]

Hahah I remember when I used to just watch these videos occasionally. I'm a junior now and take the SAT in one week. You're like a best friend for me now!

[manhaabdellah]

Maam you put so much effort into speaking with energy. Hats off to you!

[rae]

I personally think it might be easier to read the passage and go straight to the question once you hit it. This way, you have the context and know what may or may not need to change, so you can answer the questions faster instead of constantly trying to refer back to the paragraph (unless you have those placement questions, but you can always find the out of place sentence while you're reading, or even see it in the question beforehand and keep it in mind so you can know it's out of place and make it your objective to move it by yourself to match it with the choices and preserve time.).


I use this strategy and I always end up having time left, so I ALWAYS use that time to look at the previous choices that I called into question so I can come back and check it out with a fresher mind while knowing I finished the section already. This gets me around an 80% correct margin, and I'm 14 in 10th grade, so it's DEFINITELY progress due to previously getting 900s on the PSAT OVERALL when I was 10-11 and having 1100 on the PSAT just last year. I'm now in the mid-to-late 1200s on the OFFICIAL SAT with the R&W Section as my strength to carry me bc I'm a little slow in math, lol. March 14th gang, getting some extra tips lol

[astriverofstrengthandknowledge]

Taking the SAT in 2 days.... give me all your prayers!

[sjqbflx]

wow, I think you are the best tutor in youtube. thank you! and about speed: in my opinion, quite normal and understandable.