SAT Prep 3 Grammar: Vocab, Idioms, Concision, Redundancies, and Parallelism

Before it was conquered, many thought Mount Everest’s treacherous slopes WERE INSURMOUNTABLE AND WOULD NEVER BE CLIMBED.

The coach asserts that his players, no matter their skill, can learn the game and THEY CAN BECOME great athletes.

After a few hours working in the SWELTERING kitchen, Wally was ready to quit his new job as fry cook.

Some assume that screenwriting is a solitary endeavor, but many great screenwriters frequently COLLUDE.

The author, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, is FAMOUS FOR his Sherlock Holmes mystery novels.

Orphan has been writing his report all weekend, but the work that REMAINS IS DAUNTING.

For most great artists, BEING CREATIVELY FREE is more important than being financially comfortable.

I understood the material when I read the book but WAS CONFUSED OF my teacher’s lengthy lectures.

My uncle, who has three college degrees, is always happy to sit down with us and IMPART his wisdom.

Jess LIKES TAKING the bus more than driving her car because she can read, sleep, or talk to interesting people.

In the last sentence of the book, the author CONCLUDED BY HINTING that everything had been a dream.

You have to score at least 90 points OR MORE on the company’s written test to be considered for the job.

The Corvette is not only one of the fastest American-made cars, but I think it’s also one of the best-looking, TOO.

New homeowners are surprised by how much money they spend on closing costs, property taxes, and INSURANCE FOR THE HOME