<p>I went to the library and my school to borrow those 2 books but they don't have it. I am not going to waste my money buying these 2 books when all they contain are vocab. words and their definitons! </p>
<p>Can anyone give me a website or a list of all the words from both books?</p>
<p>… you have got to be kidding me</p>
<p>why are you trying to get a book for free when someone has SPENT hours and hours compiling vocabulary words after numerous tests in order to create the “best compilation of sat words”.</p>
<p>Instead of asking you should either buy it or go study the dictionary. The dictionary has all the words in the direct hits list.</p>
<p>btw u spelled titillating wrong</p>
<p>LOL library?</p>
<p>It’s an insider spelled my way but that didn’t answer my question did it?</p>
<p>In that case, the 1,000 sparknots vocab. list should be brought to then.</p>
<p>pssh.</p>
<p>U expect it to be free? The books are worth much more than they are sold for.</p>
<p>I would have bought them if they were $50 each. They are SUPER useful. I didnt miss a single vocab question last Sat thanks to it.</p>
<p>400+ words that most commonly appear on the SAT. both volumes blow sparknotes out of the water. there is really no competition. and each word has a paragraph or anecdote that relates to popular topics in order to help the learning process. honestly the best 30 dollars an SAT taker could spend…</p>
<p>give it time, and it’ll start becoming as preached as the “bb” on these forums. it’s really worth it. go to bn.com and order it, trust me. 30 dollars is nothing in the long run.</p>
<p>Just grind out the 1000 on Sparknotes if you’re poor or you don’t think there’s a major difference.</p>