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What to study the day before the SAT and ACT. What to make sure you have. Note: I left it out, but make sure you have your photo ID with you! Here's the video!
A quick last-minute rundown of the things you should know to be prepared for the SAT and ACT, with links to my other videos where appropriate. Click on the underlined sentence to see the video!
Here it is! Avoid the NARF!
An explanation of everything you need to know about the punctuation mark called the dash - and how you can use that information to score higher on the SAT and ACT. Here's the video!
What you need to know about commas for the SAT and ACT. See the video!
Idioms in American English that refer to food or food-related topics, and what they mean in everyday speech. Helpful to know if you're learning English as a second language, or just learning English in general. You might see some of these on the SAT or ACT. Here's the video!
Want to rock the SAT math sections? Worried about algebra problems? Want to "foil" the SAT's pesky math problem tricks? Learn how to multiply binomials using the FOIL method; how to factor using "Reverse-FOIL," and related topics, especially for the SAT and ACT. Tricks for the SAT and ACT involving these methods... in this video.
What's a misplaced modifier? Why should I care? Well, one reason is that the ACT and SAT ask questions about them in the English / writing sections. So knowing about misplaced modifiers - how to spot and fix them, is important! This video will show you all you need to know about misplaced modifiers.
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Author: John Linneball Who did you think? ;-)I'm the proprietor and only tutor for this business; that's why I named it after me. Archives
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