<p>I just got the barrons book, should i do all the high frequency and high priority first and then jump into the main list? Do the high freq etc lists have most of the words from prior sats?</p>
<p>look at my topic: "I am surprised. U wont believe it (suggestion for current SAT Prepers)". i used it this way. i think u should go over all the 3500 words. i mean, its not very hard, AUCTUALLY NOT EVEN HARD. 5 pages a day is not hard. in this site, there was a canadian grl who got 1600 by using this book. she says that she memorized all the 3500 words, 5 pages a day. thats wat i am doin too, wit flashcards too. trust me, after u memorized everything, it will help u for future college test like ACT, SATII, GRE etc. . my method works very good, and it makes things not so boring. see my topic 4 my method.trust me, its easy and fum with my method. </p>
<p>if u dont have enough time, do the list that English05 posted with 391 words or barron's 1000 words. my sugesstion is to do the 3500 wordlist. its really good, trust me. it will even help out in the critical reading section, that has all hard words. u can PM me if u need more help.</p>
<p>Also, go to takesat.com if u dont have enough time and do their 10 wordlists.</p>
<p>I dont have the Barrons 3500. so annoying :/</p>
<p>lol.........yea, i hate it. but its the best list for SAT.</p>
<p>nintinrao. you are the official forum glib. lol</p>
<p>(no offence intended)</p>
<p>nitinrao are u actually gonna do the whole list by Jan 20th?</p>