
Find out why you should take this course in this lecture.
Some questions are just freebies! Learn how to answer one of the easiest types of questions in the Writing & Language section.
Use the sentence context to pick the word with the meaning that fits exactly with its context.
If you use transitions in your writing, this one should be easy! If you don't use transitions, then it's vital that you learn how to use them in order to improve the logical flow of your writing.
This is a great chance to learn some of the most important transitions since the College Board tests this skill relentlessly.
Graphs are pretty easy once you get the hang of them. Learn how to read them quickly and effectively.
Let's learn the 7 main parts of speech that are the foundations of grammar.
When is a verb not a verb? When it's a verbal...
Very few people know that any words ending in an "-ing" are NOT verbs. This is critical for every student!
Possessives are pretty easy, but the College Board tests this one a lot, so it's worth reviewing.
We all now how to use a period, but are you confident with your comma usage or just guessing?
How about colons, semi-colons, and em-dashes? If not, this is the lecture for you.
Weirder or more weird? Happier or more happy? Commoner or more common?
Do you know the exact usage rules for comparatives and superlatives?
Master the advanced grammar rules for SAT writing by memorizing in order, categorized into basic sentence structure, agreement, modifiers, and parallel structure, with examples and errors as a study checklist.
Learn to distinguish clauses from fragments by identifying the subject and verb, and practice testing for prepositions and relative pronouns to form complete sentences.
Learn how noun clauses function as subjects or objects, using question words and that, with examples like what I want for dinner is pizza, and master subject-verb agreement.
Ensure parallel comparisons by making the things compared equivalent and using clear noun phrases. Use pronouns like that of and maintain present tense in clauses such as tomatoes versus potatoes.
Master correlative pairs and parallel structure by memorizing key pairs such as not only but also, either or, and between and from to, with practice identifying parallel forms.
Sometimes, all the answers make sense within the context and are grammatically correct.
If you find this kind of question, you must now pick based on STYLE!
Find out what you need to do next to reach your target score.
In this course, you will learn how to master Writing & Language section of the SAT. This course is for you if you usually pick an answer based on "what sounds right."
Learn how to pick an answer based on
Connected meaning - pick an answer that connects with the sentences around it.
Grammar - learn the main grammar rules that are tested.
Style - discover what the College Board considers to be 'good' style.
After taking this course, you should practice these skills with the Official SAT Study guide to see results.
Note, this course is for the paper based SAT. If you are an international student, you will probably be taking the Digital SAT from March 2023 onwards. If you are preparing for the PSAT, you will also be taking the Digital SAT in 2023. Please take my digital SAT course instead by searching for "Digital SAT". My Digital SAT course includes lessons for the entire new verbal section, including the reading, vocabulary, and grammar sections.
This course should only be taken by people taking the SAT in the United States in 2023.
If you have any questions about the differences, don't hesitate to reach out to me and I will do my best to answer any questions.