Tutorfox.com’s sat guide is completely legit. I can guarrantee you that. There is no set amount of time you need to study for the SAT exam. You should study until you are completely comfortable with the exam’s material. I also recommend the Princeton Review’s sat guide. Try both. If you have any questions and/or concerns let me know.

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Ben

well sat contain verbal and math.basically math is easily get 800 if you work hard . it is lot easily than verbal 800. for math go buy as as many prep book such as Barron ,Karlan, Princeton , perter son and strong recommended to buy sat official guide line from college board.and also there a lot advice you could found in Internet.now verbal is hard ,but best way is read lot of book especially fiction , personal narrative ,ethnic, literary criticism, humanities , science and social science . cause that what on the test in sat .also read lot of newspaper such new york post,scientific American ,Smithsonian and more . read plenty of dictionary .i been study dictionary over one years and i know ten thousand vocabulary .it help a lot on the test whether is verbal or critical reading . you could buy oxford , randonhose ,American dictionary , Webster . choose the one that the meaning are short , clear and understand more important apt for you. when you buy dictionary ,it all depend what level you are in sat .when come to sat , the longer you study the better you score high in sat . some people start as early as 6 grade . and some even score 690 on math .

Collegeboard’s are the best….get it from the maker of the test.