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The SAT is an entrance exam used by most colleges and universities to make admissions decisions. … The purpose of the SAT is to measure a high school student’s readiness for college, and provide colleges with one common data point that can be used to compare all applicants.

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Course Content

Chapter 1: General Overview of the SAT

1.1 Overview
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Chapter 2: Writing and Language Section of the SAT

2.1 Expression of Ideas
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2.2 Lexical Resource
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2.3 Standard English Conventions(Identifying Sentence Errors)
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2.4 Verbs -Subject-Verb Agreement Error
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2.5 Improving Sentences
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2.6 Improving Paragraphs
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2.7 Pronoun Errors
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2.8 Adverbial Errors
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2.9 Subject Vs Object Errors
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2.10 Comparison Errors
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2.11 Idiomatic Errors
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2.12 Collocation Errors
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2.13 Miscellaneous Errors
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2.14 Verbosity
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2.15 Wrong word/Diction(Misnomer)
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2.16 Tautology
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2.17 Nostalgia
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2.18 Nouns that do not match in number
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2.19 Contextuality
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2.20 The wrong use of “WHICH”
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2.21 The wrong use of “WHO”
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2.22 Incomplete Sentences
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2.23 Logic Errors -Sentence Logic Errors
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Chapter 3: Critical Reading Section in the SAT

3.1 Open Reading Skills Vs Close Reading Skills
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3.2 Identifying Textual Evidence(Evidence in context)
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3.3 Understanding Writer’s Mood/Atmosphere
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3.4 Understanding Writer’s Setting in Time/Language
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3.5 Understanding Persuasive Elements in a Passage-Rhetorical Questions
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3.6 Understanding Rhetorics
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3.7 Difference between Rhetorical Questions and Rhetorics
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3.8 Word Choice(Diction)
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3.9 Synthesis
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3.10 Command of Evidence
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3.11 Emotiveness(Emotional Appeal)
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3.12 The Style of a writer or text
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3.13 Imagery
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3.14 Identifying Information and ideas
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Chapter 4: Essay Writing and Essays in the SAT English(Optional)

4.1 Nature and Scope of SAT Essays
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4.2 Prerequisites/Parameters of a distinctive Essay
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4.3 Argumentative Essays
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4.4 Understanding “Arguments
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4.5 Understanding And Applying “Logic” in an Argument
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4.6 Types of an Argument-Valid Argument
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4.7 Establishing Persuasion in an Argument
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4.8 How to extract Key facts and Main Ideas  from a Textual Environment
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4.9 How to “Corroborate” in an Argument(Justification/Substantiation)
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4.10 Identifying Key facts and ideas in a textual environment
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4.11 Structure in SAT Essays
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4.12 The language in SAT Essay
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