I have done many practice problems for completing sentences and almost 100% of the time, I get it wrong!! It's so frustrating!
I don't know what I can do at this point since I am going to be retaking the SAT I THIS October and then I got college applications due.
I was thinking maybe I should just skip the whole sentence completion section since it's 19 questions because I usually get them wrong anyways, causing me to loose a couple points. Is this a good idea? or should I just go ahead and guess?
Answers:
There are two things you can do that I did.
First, use this free web site to help build your vocabulary:
http://www.sat-preparation.co.il/...
This has a lot of vocabulary quizzes and will really help you build your vocabulary.
Second, stay positive! You will do just fine. The key to sentence completions is knowing the vocabulary. Try to focus on reading the sentence to yourself.
Good luck!
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