Testing Best SAT Verbal Book: Guide for Success

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The discussion focuses on the best resources for SAT verbal preparation. A user recommends the Direct Hits vocabulary books, stating they effectively cover words that frequently appear on the test. They achieved a perfect score of 800 in the critical reading section after using these books. For the writing section, they advise using a grammar book and practicing timed writing to improve performance. Overall, Direct Hits is highlighted as a valuable tool for mastering SAT verbal skills.

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which is the best book for SAT for verbal?
please don't vote if you have no idea, its really important for me.
 
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I got an 800 on the critical reading section, and I would suggest the Direct Hits vocab books. I bought them and looked over it while I going to the test center, I knew most of the words and quite a lot of them showed up on the test. It was suggested to me as the best book for this section. If you are referring to the writing section I didn't do so well on it but reviewing for it should be pretty straightforward just get a grammar book, and also practice timed writing.
 
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