A few days ago
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How do I study for vocab for the SAT?

do I have to read the dictionary?

there’s a website with like 5000 vocab words. one person even claims that b/c of that website…he went from a 500 to a 750 in Critical Reading.

Is that a better idea? I know reading helps a lot but the SAT’s are in October and I want to learn as many SAT words as I can. Please help.

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A few days ago
Anonymous

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put them on vocab cards and memorize like.. 20-30 a day. It will definitely help.
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A few days ago
Anonymous
reading are important than a dictionary . while reading underline the word you don’t understand .there are classical book is a old book written long time along . you could find it online is called scarlet letter . is a recommended book for sat by kaplan.there are still alot of book is for sat . you could find them all on barnes and nobles store. well you talk about vocabulary i think you should study dictionary if you have a years or more . but if you don’t have a lot of time. then buy barron how to prepare for sat is around 17 dollars .there alot of vocabulary that are on sat . is around 3500. so study them .the best way to study sat vocabulary is like study only 2 an hours . a lot of time people forgotten don’t worry .it happened to me and everyone also depend on your iq .
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4 years ago
Anonymous
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A few days ago
traylorrandy
Iamso sorry i cant help,,,<>R<>
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