DTM 19-iyul 6:30 am da ekan. Man u paytda uxlab yotgan bo'lamanku🤦♂🗿
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Sometimes I think about quitting checking essays but I do not have another income
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Today will be different. I will do everything to make it one of the most productive days.
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I am going to do several DTM math tests and in the end of the day, I will share my statistics.
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SAT from 0 to 1500+ | SAT English and Math |
I am going to do several DTM math tests and in the end of the day, I will share my statistics.
Test 1 29/30 53 minutes
Test 2 26/30 46 minutes
Test 3 30/30 54 minutes
Test 4 27/30 40 minutes
Median 28/30
Median time 48.25 minutes
I understand one thing:
The more time I spend on test, the more correct answers I get.
What do you think guys? Is it good or bad?
Test 2 26/30 46 minutes
Test 3 30/30 54 minutes
Test 4 27/30 40 minutes
Median 28/30
Median time 48.25 minutes
I understand one thing:
The more time I spend on test, the more correct answers I get.
What do you think guys? Is it good or bad?
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SAT from 0 to 1500+ | SAT English and Math |
Test 1 29/30 53 minutes Test 2 26/30 46 minutes Test 3 30/30 54 minutes Test 4 27/30 40 minutes Median 28/30 Median time 48.25 minutes I understand one thing: The more time I spend on test, the more correct answers I get. What do you think guys? Is…
None of them was guessed. I made silly mistakes 🤦♂️
SAT Writing
📝There are two types of clauses: Dependent and Independent
📌Independent:
◽️An independent clause can stand on its own as a complete sentence. For example:
📌Dependent:
◼️A dependent clause must be linked t an independent clause. For example:
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📝There are two types of clauses: Dependent and Independent
📌Independent:
◽️An independent clause can stand on its own as a complete sentence. For example:
Rustam went to the park yesterday
📌Dependent:
◼️A dependent clause must be linked t an independent clause. For example:
Where he played football and meet new people.
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Linking clauses.
There are several ways to link clauses. The SAT focuses on end of sentence punctuation, coordination, subordination, and semicolons.
1. End of sentence punctuation:
📌There are only two rules for end punctuation:
◽️The punctuation mark must match the function of the sentence it follows.
Incorrect: I’ve often wondered how are birds able to navigate?
Correct: I've often wondered how birds are able to navigate.
◼️End punctuation can only be used to separate two independent clauses.
Incorrect: After sliced bread was introduced to the market in 1928. It quickly eclipsed the popularity of unsliced bread.
Correct: After sliced bread was introduced to the market in 1928, it quickly eclipsed the popularity of unsliced bread.
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There are several ways to link clauses. The SAT focuses on end of sentence punctuation, coordination, subordination, and semicolons.
1. End of sentence punctuation:
📌There are only two rules for end punctuation:
◽️The punctuation mark must match the function of the sentence it follows.
Incorrect: I’ve often wondered how are birds able to navigate?
The incorrect version confuses the purpose of the sentence, phrasing the second half like a question and ending things with a question mark. The correct version appropriately phrases the sentence to function as a statement, ending things with a period.
Correct: I've often wondered how birds are able to navigate.
◼️End punctuation can only be used to separate two independent clauses.
Incorrect: After sliced bread was introduced to the market in 1928. It quickly eclipsed the popularity of unsliced bread.
The first clause in the sentence ("After . . . 1928") is a dependent clause. It can't stand on its own as a sentence, so using a period creates an error.
Correct: After sliced bread was introduced to the market in 1928, it quickly eclipsed the popularity of unsliced bread.
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SAT Suite Question Bank - questions.pdf
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📌 Standard of English Conversation — Boundaries
📌 Difficulty level: easy
📌 Involving active questions ❌
📌 Difficulty level: easy
📌 Involving active questions ❌
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