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- This product had a total of 47 reviews as of our last analysis date on Oct 25 2019.
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This really help student increase their SAT score by 20 points at least!
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Got this book for my cousin's kid. There is no way of getting a good score unless you learn and understand the material. The ... Read More
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Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
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Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
However, kallis goes the other way -- preferable to the alternative, but not optimal.
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
A few examples:- on page 77, discussing semicolons, kallis says that it's usually preferable to use a fanboys conjunction instead of a semi-colon if the relationship between the independent clauses is not self-evident.
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This is a good guideline for your high school english class, but completely irrelevant for the sat and can only lead to confusion and overthinking.
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In all my years of tutoring, i've never once seen a test question from the college board (or act) which asks you to choose between a semi-colon or fanboys conjunction for a correct answer.
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
It can only ask questions which have an unequivocal correct answer: all incorrect choices must be definitively wrong.
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That one easy-to-remember sentence will earn you 20-30 sat points immediately, without any studying.
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