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SAT Prep 3 Grammar: Vocab, Idioms, Concision, Redundancies, and Parallelism
SAT Prep 3 Grammar: Vocab, Idioms, Concision, Redundancies, and Parallelism
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You have to score at least 90 points OR MORE on the company’s written test to be considered for the job.
but no less than that
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and no less than that
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I understood the material when I read the book but WAS CONFUSED OF my teacher’s lengthy lectures.
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had confusion for
was confused with
was confused by
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In the last sentence of the book, the author CONCLUDED BY HINTING that everything had been a dream.
hinted
finished writing by hinting
concluded and hinted
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New homeowners are surprised by how much money they spend on closing costs, property taxes, and INSURANCE FOR THE HOME
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matters of home insurance
insuring the home
home insurance
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For most great artists, BEING CREATIVELY FREE is more important than being financially comfortable.
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creative freedom
having the freedom to create
freedom to create
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The author, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, is FAMOUS FOR his Sherlock Holmes mystery novels.
famous of
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famous by
famous in
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After a few hours working in the SWELTERING kitchen, Wally was ready to quit his new job as fry cook.
Feverish
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Heated
Blistering
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Some assume that screenwriting is a solitary endeavor, but many great screenwriters frequently COLLUDE.
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Collaborate
Participate
Tie in
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The Corvette is not only one of the fastest American-made cars, but I think it’s also one of the best-looking, TOO.
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as well
additionally
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The coach asserts that his players, no matter their skill, can learn the game and THEY CAN BECOME great athletes.
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become
becoming
eventually achieve the status of
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Before it was conquered, many thought Mount Everest’s treacherous slopes WERE INSURMOUNTABLE AND WOULD NEVER BE CLIMBED.
were insurmountably unclimbable
could not be mounted by climbing
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were insurmountable
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Orphan has been writing his report all weekend, but the work that REMAINS IS DAUNTING.
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remains incomplete is daunting to him
still remains is daunting
remains is of a daunting nature
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My uncle, who has three college degrees, is always happy to sit down with us and IMPART his wisdom.
Transmit
Relinquish
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Disclose
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Jess LIKES TAKING the bus more than driving her car because she can read, sleep, or talk to interesting people.
likes to have taken
likes to take
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liked to take