I hope you can recommend a few SAT books

I came in for a walk, and I saw my name and ......Embarrassed.

The classmate upstairs, is it me for Mao? For the hair? For the hair?

The SAT suggests that the questions on the OG (Official Guide) are relatively simple and not very similar to the real questions. But all the past papers are from the OG, so the OG must be done.

There is already a second edition of Collegeboard, but it is not recommended to buy it, first of all, the paper, the second edition of OG is a white paper similar to A4, compared to the first edition of the greenish and yellow paper, it is more harmful to the eyes, and it is very heavy.

At the same time, although there are 10 sets of questions in the second edition of OG, in fact, the first and second sets of questions are on the online course, that is, compared with them, there is also a reduction in one set of questions. That is to say, the new version is 7 sets of original OG questions plus a set of OC, but the topics have also been reduced. And there are errors in the answer, so it is not recommended to use it.

The subject information you need should be OG OC and past papers, you should now go to the SAT to register one, and then select its question of the day, it will send you a question every day to your mailbox, around fill-in-the-blank, math and grammar, the questions in it are simple, and it is very suitable as a preparation for the beginning.

Although you have finished reading Alevel, I still recommend that you go to the next GRE vocabulary list on the Internet, which is the version of New Oriental, and then see how many you can't. The focus should be on verbs and adjectives, and nouns can be passed directly

As for the past questions......This one is available online and in many places, since you are in Singapore, go to **, I bought it there back then. Generally speaking, the total amount of OC+ questions should not exceed 130 yuan, but because you are shopping online, there is not much room for bargaining, so compare a few more.

Barron is the closest reference material to the real question, but its 3500 core vocabulary list is indeed a very high-frequency vocabulary, and you need to know at least 90% of the words in it (or 85% if you're a big ruby).

You can also choose from McGraw, Princeton, and Relatively Easy, and the difficulty factor of the remaining two is probably in the fact that there is still a difference between the reading and the real question, especially the kind of single reading. Therefore, these should be used as reference books for individual exercises, as for the online course, because it includes 2002-2006 (it seems to be the ...... of these years).However, the college board is sold as an online course, but it is too expensive to use the Internet......The questions in this one are also simpler and ...... than the current real questionsDefinitely sells.

That's probably it, I wish the landlord success.

Finally, I asked, that, upstairs, do I know you......）

I think you can ask Solintia

The SAT Red Book published by New Oriental: It is a vocabulary book that must be mastered.

Princeton Review's SAT 11 sets of mock questions.

It is also best to prepare an English version of "The General History of Friendship Ball" recommended for publication by Peking University Press.

There is also the authoritative OG (official guide) a book with a light blue bar in the middle.

These can be bought online at **very cheap.

I also need to watch some of the original Wu Huahuai**, such as Harry Potter and the like.

These are sufficient.

Lou is not very confident, just apply for New Oriental's class, absolute authority, and the teacher introduced it very clearly.

Feel free to ask me if you need to.

Vocabulary bai

This is the most basic. Because the DU you want to prepare for the exam is the SAT, if your foundation is in high school vocabulary and DAO does not have a t, it is very internal.

You're talking about NYU, and if you go to CA next semester, you're still worried about TOEFL, and if you go to CA, you can consider taking the University of Toronto, not necessarily NYU, and if you are in CA in high school, you may not need to take the TOEFL book Books or something, just buy OG SAT and TOEFL vocabulary and buy New Oriental's SAT Red Book... And vocabulary is not something that can be done in a red book, nothing to do, read more, and accumulate vocabulary... Then you can return to China to go to New Oriental in the summer...

Although it is a hard teaching, it is more helpful for exams...