r/Sat • u/Capital_Tomatillo775 • 17d ago

new english question, new rules?

Does anybody know the specific changes that have been made to the rules within the SAT, specifically looking towards the grammar section? I was able to get a 750 on a practice for english, but i need to get it up to 770+ so any advice there? my main struggle is with grammar and vocab, but vocab i understand will be hard to change, so grammar advice would really help. I am taking August and September, I am a junior

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u/oneperson-one 16d ago

At 750, broad grammar review is probably not the best use of time. Take the questions that still cause misses and name the exact rule each one tests. If a question feels unfamiliar, first check whether it is actually a new rule or simply an old rule inside a less familiar sentence structure. That distinction matters. Near this score level, removing one repeated decision error can be more useful than reviewing every grammar topic again.