Digital SAT Grammar Rules!

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Thank you for giving this explicit explanation. I got full marks for Grammar practice test. Thanks to you.

[kevinshi]

Michael, thank you for this. Truly from the deepest part of my soul, thank you.

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[usukhuumm]

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[vivaanwarrier]

Thank you sir for this informative and engaging video. This will for sure help me on my practice test tomorrow.

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[Coco-mklv]

Hi! Awesome video but quick question. At 50:18, I can see a world where "that all life's virtues derived from this absence." can be counted as a description of "the absence of pain in the body and of trouble in the soul" and thereby warrant the use of a colon.
It describes the absence as the 'thing to be explained' and where this philosopher derived all life's virtues.
Like your example earlier: I was baking chocolate chip cookies: my favorite kind of treat
The cookies are the 'thing to be explained' and are their favorite kind of treat.

Rather than an issue of "description" I think it's the fact that punctuation can't be used outside of "" and because it breaks the flow of the sentence.

[redyellow]

thanks for the video man... was looking out for exactly this

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[garry]

thank you so much sir. even though i thought i really know everything about grammar, i saw so many things in only this video and it helped me with tips. thank you :)

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[neilpruthi]

Really great video! I just had a few questions though. The first would be would you separate dates that had commas in them with semi-colons too, and also I noticed when I was taking a few digital SAT's and noticed that Dash's and colons too . Other than that this was a great review. Thank you!

[bibeksubedi]

It is the best video to cover all the basics but If you want to excel grammar section, I highly recommend you Erica Meltzer books 🙏.

[byeong-sookim]

love your videos! These videos really help me study topics that I can't understand myself. Do you have a website where I could find these documents?

[justsomeguywiththicceyebro]

hi! this was super helpful thanks ALOT. can you do one for math section too?

[sreehithay]

Hello,
thank you so much for the video I was really struggling with grammar and this really cleared things up, but I recently encountered a question that didn't make sense( from Khan Academy):

The 2022 Nobel Prize in Chemistry was awarded to three pioneers in the field of click chemistry: two- time Nobel Laureate Barry Sharpless, who coined the term “click chemistry” in 1998; Carolyn Bertozzi, founder of The Bertozzi Group at and Morten Meldal, a professor at the University of Copenhagen in Denmark.

and the correct option for this was:
A) Standford;

I don't really understand this because why would there be a semicolon before "and" I thought that a semicolon was interchangeable with a period, so this sentence wouldn't be correct if there was a period there and then "And" right?

[Karimmaged]

do u have a video on the transition word’s punctuation? like when to use .however, or, however.

[crazyboii]

Love the video, do you have some kind of course. that I could take 1 on 1 with ya?