First writing attempt

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<p>Hey everyone,</p>

<p>For the past 6 months I have mostly been working on Critical Reading as it is my weakness, the bane of my existence in fact. I work sparingly on math, here and there, because math comes easier. Now, for the first time, I tried 3 sections of writing, all 49 grammar questions. I got a 46/49 which was unexpected since English isn't exactly my area of excellence. So my question is, should I study for the grammar? Does it still pay off to practice all the tests? </p>

<p>I want the 800 like else, but, do you think its possible or could my score just be a fluke? I went with what sounded right and wrong and I got what I got.</p>

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<p>Very good job the score. I suggest taking 2-3 more tests and if you are consistently performing well, then you shouldn't pay too much attention to studying for the writing section.</p>

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<p>Ok, thanks,</p>

<p>Now, I guess I have to work on that 12 essay. How do you guys study for it, or do you?</p>

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<p>"I went with what sounded right and wrong and I got what I got."</p>

<p>-you can't always rely on that. study grammar.</p>

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<p>I guess it would be safe to just study the grammar. But whenever I open up the writing section in any SAT book, the grammar seems all obvious.</p>

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<p>but brushing up on it is definitely useful. also, do a lot of practice and become familiar with the types of mistakes they test for. I doubt you can get an 800 if you get more than 1-2 questions wrong.</p>