SAT Study Timetable

Whether you re reading this book six weeks or six months before you take the SAT, the steps in your timetable remain the same. 

Take a practice test, such as the one in Chapter 4. Score your test and analyze the results. For each incorrect response, ask yourself  

When you ve finished your analysis, use it to make a list of your strengths and weakness. You ll see which specific skills need reviewing, and which test-taking skills need improving. Then, get out your calendar. How much time can you realistically devote each day and each week to your SAT preparations Estimate how long you can spend on each of the four question types. 

Use this book in stages as you study. There are four types of questions, including the essay. Plan on essay study and practice to take at least twice as long as one of the multiple-choice-question sections. Schedule the four stages into the time you have remaining, planning to complete study one week before your test date. 

Therefore, in Chapter 2, you ll find Identifying Sentence Errors first. You ll review the most common grammar and usage issues these questions test for, and 

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