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in 18 why not A ?

Question number 17..why not B sir??

i got 17 right

question 2 answer would be C.......... Option A: "Many critics have focused on Kurosawa’s use of Western literary sources but..." Strengths: This choice introduces "many critics" as the subject, which fits the sentence grammatically. Weaknesses: It ends abruptly without completing the contrast ("but..."). To conform to the conventions of Standard English, a clause must follow "but" to explain what these critics have missed. Since this completion is missing, Option A is incomplete. Explanation of Option C: "There are many critics who have focused on Kurosawa’s use of Western literary sources, but they have missed his equally deep engagement with Japanese artistic traditions such as Noh theater." Why Option C Works: Subject Match: The participial phrase "In assessing..." implies that the subject of the main clause should be the ones performing the action (critics). Option C correctly introduces "many critics" as the subject, aligning with the action of assessing Kurosawa’s films. Clarity and Completeness: It explicitly states that "many critics" are focusing on one aspect of Kurosawa’s work (his use of Western literary sources). The second part, "but they have missed...", completes the contrast by showing what these critics overlooked (his engagement with Japanese artistic traditions). Standard English and Logical Flow: It uses clear, standard grammar to connect the two ideas with the appropriate conjunction ("but"), making the sentence logical and fluid. The subject ("many critics") remains consistent throughout, avoiding unnecessary shifts. How Option C Describes the Context: It identifies critics as the ones responsible for the act of assessment. It explains what critics have focused on and contrasts this with what they have overlooked, making it the most logical and complete choice.

may u please post for the december sat about reading and writimg hardest questions

hello thank u for the video very helpful

Thankyou for this video. It is really helpful

Hi. Can you explain why question 4 is not B? And question 16- Why aluminum oxide is essential?

where is the sheet of vocab?

Prepos Questions

Hurrah I got 20/20 But I am struggling with the cross text connections

Hello Sir! I have a 1480 Super-score and a 3.82 GPA out of 4 in grade 12.But I don't have good ECAs. Can I get admission to your IVY? I am from Nepal by the way. I am always thankful for your tutoring. You helped me a lot in SAT preparation.

7dec tips please sir

Sir, I want your help with my college essay, please provide me a way of getting connected with you. :)

Can you explain more in depth why for number 7 the answer is not B?

thanks a lot

I got 19/20.

Superb!!! Tips for 7th dec?? How many hours of revision needed to jump 620 to 720?

For question 7 with the quadratic table and y=f(x)+4, you can solve it in desmos really quick. 1. Recreate the table in Desmos 2. On the next line, type the quadratic equation y_1~(ax_1)^2+bx_1+c (It's the quadratic equation but you just need to put in that 1 at the bottom) 3. Desmos will solve and give you all the values for each, and you can just find the value of c, which is the y-int. You get c=-2104 4. Then just subtract 4 to cancel out the 4 added in the question stem: so -2108-4=-2112 It let me solve this problem in a flash. Ofc, I think it's important to know how to solve it by hand, too, so you know how it works. Just when taking the test, you need speed, and these type of shortcuts really help.

İ got 700 in math and 350in rw 😂eng hates me

OMG you are criminally underrated, I managed to understand this entire concept in the 8 MINUTES THIS VIDEO TAKESSSS WHATTTTTTTTT!!!!!!! THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!! 🥹

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I have a 3.875 UW GPA with a very difficult course load (partially due to extenuating circumstances that I discuss in the additional information section). I got 1450 on the SAT on my first try, I was going to take it again but I didnt have the time. Even if my SAT is on the low end for a university like USC or UMich or Duke, do you think it would be better to submit? Not sure if it would look worse if I just go test optional. The only major issue is that my school is pretty competitive and there are a good amount of kids with 1500+

This was reeaalllyyy helpful. God bless you. ❤💯

The links to the vocab and word roots no longer work. Can you still share them?

Thanks, all insight was felt so intrinsic , but have been dumbed. He awaked our sharp comprehension back

Kindly suggest me the best book that can help me in improving my English section. Thanks

I have less than 1month to prepare to my SAT so what is the Best resources to study from for the reading and writing section??

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I feel like the harder ones were easier than the medium one 😂

Nice

All correct except one

That’s really good...I a,m binge watching you now thanks a lot ..... and why is this soo underrated it’s rlyy helpful

Pls need help for the November sat 😢

Your videos are very helpful , but please do post for November SAT as well

Im taking sat again after 5 months, and it's first video that i watched, thanks for refreshing my mind !

Your videos are very helpful. I'd normally take 1-2 minutes solving these types of questions, but after your teachings, I'm able to get it done in 30 seconds or less. You are appreciated.

Thankyou so much it was really helpful ☺️ much needed video

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I am currently at 600 in english manifesting 750+

“Student me” I love itttt

thank you much mrs Greenberg. you really ace the semicolon rules. will now wait for the test with my head up.

Here’s a summary: 1) The clues are in the early parts of the paragraph given 2) Its objective, and although you’re required to infer, the answer can only be obtained through information given in the passage. 3) Be skeptical of answer choices that contain strong language and “assert” more than “infer” 4) Go for answer choices with a softer connotation. Choices that include the words, ‘may’, ‘might’, ‘can’ etc 5) Make sure to draw your own prediction before viewing the answer choices

i think you implement desmos on many of this questions

I’m aiming 1500+ pls bless it for me 🎉

love the john green reference!

hello and thanks alot u just make my day. pls keep up what u r doing and all the best is ur payoff. Again many thanks ( If possible, pls make specifically form in reading LIKE TESTUAL EVIDENCE LITERARY POEM AND GRAMMAR . ; , )

Where is it

could you please make a video over use of punctuation