<p>@getacar: Any book is good, really–just make sure that you write down, look up the definition for, and memorize any words you don’t recognize. If the test is just a few weeks away, though, you might want to try out a vocab list: [url=<a href=“1000 most common sat words - Google Search”>1000 most common sat words - Google Search]1000</a> most common sat words - Google Search<a href=“download%20the%20first%20one”>/url</a> is the one I used.</p>
<p>@silverturtle: And I disagree with that. I read a book a day from third to seventh grade, and it improved my vocabulary and my understanding of the English language a lot, especially since I was not a native English speaker. That, in turn, helped me a lot when it came to the SAT.</p>