SAT CRASH COURSE
Our SAT Crash Course offers intensive, fast-paced Live Online group sessions with 15+ hours of Concept building focused upon high-yield strategies for both Math and English. It also includes rigorous practice and 5 full-length tests that mimic the actual test conditions, followed by thorough performance Analysis. With expert-led classes, targeted doubt-clearing sessions, and a fast-track Schedule, this course helps students quickly boost their dream SAT score.
$660.00
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Course Curriculum
2 Subjects
SAT Math
18 Learning Materials
Algebra
Linear Equations
Interpretation of Linear Equations
System of Linear Equations
Linear Inequalities
Advanced Math
Absolute values
Exponents, radicals and exponential models
Quadratic Equations
Functions
Polynomial Functions
PSDA
Percentages
Rates
Statistics
Probability
Inference and sampling problems
Geometry
Circles
Triangles
Volume & Surface Areas
Trigonometry
English
92 Learning Materials
Grammar Fundamentals 1
Nouns
Finite Verbs
The Subject of a sentence
Prepositions and the object of the preposition
Object types
Subject Verb Agreement
Grammar Fundamentals 2
Different Verb Forms
Tenses - in Passive and Active Voice
The Past Perfect tense
Adjectives
Types of adjectives - Attributive, Predicative and restrictive modifiers
Pronouns
Grammar Fundamentals 3
Participles and Infinitives
Participleas as verbs
Participles as modifiers and modifying phrases
Gerunds
Grammar Fundamentals 4
Clauses and Conjunctions
Independent and Dependent clauses
Subordinating and Relative clauses
Simple, Complex, and Compound sentences
Clauses and non-clauses
Form, Structure, and Sense
Stop punctuations
Lists and Oxford Comma
Object lists and Verb lists
Parallelism in lists
Subject-Verb agreement integrity
The three conditions for Verb-based questions on the SAT
Some verbs collocating with the preposition "to" after
Modifier questions
Apostrophes-- Possession and Contraction
Homework and Practice
Test
Boundaries
The use of commas, dashes, colons, semicolons, and the period
The correct way to connect two complete thoughts
Transition adverbs, modifying phrases, and the main clause
Complex sentences and Complex-Compound sentences and the appropriate punctuation
Time Adverbial conjunctions and the necessary punctuation
Essential Relative clauses
The use of inverted commas
When not to use punctuation
Super Commas
The title-noun rule
Indirect questions and rhetorical questions
Homework and Practice
Test
Transitions
The use of Coordinating and subordinating conjunctions
Conjunctive Adverbs
Placement of Conjunctive adverbs
Homework and Practice
Test
Words In Context
Understanding context
The role of double negatives
The importance of building vocabulary
Importance of knowing synonyms and antonyms
The Tyrannosaurus Prep Application
Homework and Practice
Test
Rhetorical Synthesis
Clear understanding of the objective or objectives to be achieved
When to read bullted points and when not to
Homework and Practice
Test
Main Idea and Details
Identifying Detail and Main Idea questions
Understanding the different kinds of answer choices given
Learning the process of elimination
Homework and Practice
Test
Text Structure and Purpose
Identifying and understanding the requirement of each of the three question types
The key to elimination of answer choices
Homework and Practice
Test
Command of Textual Evidence
Understanding the three question types
How to hande support or weaken questions
How to handle illustrate questions
How to handle hybrid questions
Homework and Practice
Test
Inferences
How to decipher and identify the flow of the text
How to use answer choices to find the answer
Different question types and difficulty levels
Use of double negatives
Homework and Practice
Test
Command of Quantitative Evidence
How to understand the graph and correlate with the text
How to identify the question type and proceed accordingly
How to match and eliminate options
Homework and Practice
Test
Cross Text Connection
Understanding Perspectives
Perspectives vs. Perspectives vis-a-vis Perspectives vs. beliefs or findings
The process of elimination of answer choices
Homework and Practice
Test
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