Get Acely here ($10 off using my promo): acely.ai/?rtc=RISHAB10&Rishab Download and print PDF of rules (join community): www.skool.com/qurios/sat-grammar-rules My viral video on 100+ point improvement: czcams.com/video/6aNMCV6bJCU/video.html Edit: The sentence at 20:20 is incorrect. I will post a correction here.
im watching this video 40 minutes before my dsat. its really helpful to have a quick review for it, ill let you guys know how it goes! edit: just came out of it, the english section is extremely easy, this video was definitely the best review for it. good luck!!
This is a Very informative and helpful video on the DSAT EBRW (Standard English Conventions). Certainly, people will have great improvement after watching the video. This type of video on DSAT Math is highly appreciated as well.
A bit more info about the coordinating conjunctions (FANBOYS) Only put a comma before the coordinating conjunction if clause immediately after the conjunction is a dependent clause. Here's an example of when you should and shouldn't use a comma: Correct: I thought of this comment, and I posted this comment. I thought of this comment and posted this comment. Incorrect: I thought of this comment and I posted this comment. I thought of this comment, and posted this comment.
@@lemmejustdothis Yes. The first example is a compound sentence structure. This means that there are 2 independent clauses: 1. I thought of this comment 2. I posted this comment I combine them with a comma and a coordinating conjunction (FANBOYS) The second example is a simple sentence structure with a compound predicate. This means the entire sentence is only 1 independent clause but there are 2 verbs that share a subject. You combine the predicate without a comma because it's only 1 independent clause. Hope this helps
Hello Rishab, I think your content is really great and it has been helpful to me. One thing I do want to point out though is that your camera circle on the bottom right is a bit too large and sometimes blocks the slides. Otherwise keep up the content and I look forward to seeing more. Thanks !
@@RishabJainplease do hard algebra questions like algebra 1/2. i got a 770 and the only things i get wrong are those but i don’t know the range of problems i don’t know for math. a video like this would be so helpful for math 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Isn't the question at 20:38 wrong? The one you said is correct states that Rishab's hobby was born in 2004, not Rishab himself. It could be stated as: "Born in 2004, Rishab has a hobby of working with computers."
I disagree on notes, some data can be misleading in the answer key, it isnt a great idea to not read the note at all. Instead read the question and then identify the part you need from the notes. It only takes like 10s more and you dont need to review it later
Hello friend, I'm pretty sure it says "distinguish it." The reason the correct version of the sentence has the plural version of the word (distinguish) instead of the singular version (distinguishes) is because there are 2 nouns at the start of the sentence (Highly textured bark AND distinctive silhouette). Because there are 2 nouns (which is what Compound Subject means), you need to use the plural version of the word to have correct subject-verb agreement. I hope this helps!
Heyy i need to ask you a question. So, for those of you who have written the test . Was it more difficult than the practice test, easier or had the same level of difficulty. I mean were the questions similiar in structure. Especially for the mathematics
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Edit: The sentence at 20:20 is incorrect. I will post a correction here.
Looking forward for a Reading section video
The self glaze is insane 🙏😭
He’s right tho
Indeed, but he did those things, so he's probably just proud of it; perhaps he finds it easier to use as an example.
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the self glaze is making this video go viral
@@MadeFromScratchMFS this sentence looks so wrong. However, it's correct according to the SAT; this hurts me.
6 days left, guys. This is the only hope for my English now 🤞🏻✌🏻
same
Me too mine's is next Saturday (6 days).
@@apsingh_47 Best of luck, buddy!
BEST OF LUCK!!
Good luck yall!
I woke up, opened youtube and watched a video that saved my additional hour of preparing for DSAT. Thank you
This video is sooo helpful literally god bless you but “every rule in 15 minutes” NOT being 15 minutes is killing me
AHAHA THATS WHAT IWAS THINKING TOO
Best SAT grammar video created. This helped so much!
Please make a version of this but for dSAT math!! Thank you so much for your honesty and genuine help!
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"Hayden Rhodea sat" goes over everything and would recommend him.
im watching this video 40 minutes before my dsat. its really helpful to have a quick review for it, ill let you guys know how it goes!
edit: just came out of it, the english section is extremely easy, this video was definitely the best review for it. good luck!!
wht did u get
@@slegoman317 you don’t wanna know 😔
@@rainysun7i do😭
@@rainysun7 it can't be that bad
This video was not fifteen minutes; but, the information was helpful.
bro u ddi this wrong
This video was not fifteen minutes, but the information was helpful.
The only thing you took from this video is its not fifteen minutes
Please don't stop uploading these videos, your videos are really better than others
You really can learn better and quicker. This video is probably the best thing I ever found.
This is a Very informative and helpful video on the DSAT EBRW (Standard English Conventions). Certainly, people will have great improvement after watching the video.
This type of video on DSAT Math is highly appreciated as well.
i think bro has 100000 subscribers
Quite possibly
A bit more info about the coordinating conjunctions (FANBOYS)
Only put a comma before the coordinating conjunction if clause immediately after the conjunction is a dependent clause. Here's an example of when you should and shouldn't use a comma:
Correct:
I thought of this comment, and I posted this comment.
I thought of this comment and posted this comment.
Incorrect:
I thought of this comment and I posted this comment.
I thought of this comment, and posted this comment.
don't get it, both are correct¿
@@lemmejustdothis Yes.
The first example is a compound sentence structure. This means that there are 2 independent clauses:
1. I thought of this comment
2. I posted this comment
I combine them with a comma and a coordinating conjunction (FANBOYS)
The second example is a simple sentence structure with a compound predicate. This means the entire sentence is only 1 independent clause but there are 2 verbs that share a subject. You combine the predicate without a comma because it's only 1 independent clause.
Hope this helps
@@Riverish huge W
This is so helpful! 🙏 23 minutes saving me in the next 6 days!!!
W video. None of this selling a course bs or giving these tips that don’t do anything. Helping out the algorithm 🙏
+50 SAT points after this video💪
Rishab, I love you
thank you so much for helping me bro!! my sat is in 9 days and this is so useful!
me too , 😆
I hope you did well!
@@exoticcats6119 yeah man , just waiting for the scores now
Thank you! Hoping everyone gets the score they want :)
the way you randomly said "yap" at some point made me feel more seen. loved this video.
Hello Rishab, I think your content is really great and it has been helpful to me. One thing I do want to point out though is that your camera circle on the bottom right is a bit too large and sometimes blocks the slides. Otherwise keep up the content and I look forward to seeing more. Thanks !
can u do hardest math questions too please, I appreciate it
Next video will about the SAT math!!!
@@RishabJainplease do hard algebra questions like algebra 1/2. i got a 770 and the only things i get wrong are those but i don’t know the range of problems i don’t know for math. a video like this would be so helpful for math 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Ty so much bro you gonna help me up my score
Taking the test for the first time on Aug 24th.
same good luck gng
good luck
bro begging so much, but this video is highkey helping me sm that im giving in
Thank you for this video! I hope that everyone does well on their SAT!
There is an issue with tip no13. When it says “Born in 2004, Rishab’s hobbies…”, Hobbies is the noun that is being modified not Rishab.
If I didnt know better, Rishab might have over 100 thousand subscribers
Respect the self glaze thanks bro
Thank you so much! Keep doing the great work🫶
Thank you! I have been getting cooked by the grammar part of the SAT.
After taking my sat I can say this vid SAVED me
20:38 i think the second modifier example is wrong as there is an apostrophe which is indicating that hobby was born in 2004. Please clarify. Thanks.
16:39 what is written in the bottom right corner your camera is blocking it
Distinguish as in plural
@@Whatever.798 tysm
@@Whatever.798is it distinguish them or distinguish it
ly bro i fw the "glazing"
week left before sat gonna lock in w/ this
This is really helpful im taking october sat hope i can get a 1500
Commenting because this video was good and you asked but also because of the crazy self plugs
Should I study Erica’s books or is this enough for grammar? Also, could you do for reading?
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@@liyanassi8969 this is enough also download the pdf and print it out and try to look at it every now and then
I have the same question
Very useful, thank you.
thanks for vid man
Nice video, i like how you just spit through all the tips really fast.
Awesome!! 5th Oct tips please!!
Who’s here the night before the sat
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Don’t read my mind
Very helpful and straight to the point, thanks bro! :D
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Isn't the question at 20:38 wrong? The one you said is correct states that Rishab's hobby was born in 2004, not Rishab himself. It could be stated as: "Born in 2004, Rishab has a hobby of working with computers."
I don't like your hairstyle and it's 23+ minutes video while the title says 15 mins but IT'S BEEN EXTREMELY HELPFUL. Thanks.
Thanks for this, really need it!
Thank you a lot buddy❤❤
it would be amazing if you did this for the math section! really helpful
bro for math just use the GDC and you get 700+
Are you Rishab because you are good in English or are you good in English because you are Rishab
thanks for the help!
Me who watching it after the exam 💀
This deserves more views.
did you cover showing possession with apostrophes in this video? i thought that was also grammar
Thanks a lot. This is informative I can't wait to nail it on Saturday🤔. Any video for vocab Questions
Thanks for the great video
PLEASE ANSWER
@4:16
when attending a question like this, if two of the options contain a colon and a hyphen(dash) , can we eliminate both of them?
Can you do a video tackling the hardest possible reading questions?
Exactly what I needed. Thanks
Thank you I enjoyed this video and I found it quite helpful!
Bro saved my life with the grammer section ngl 😭
grammar*
bless your soul
thankyou soo much!! this was extremely helpful
Thanks!
Tomorrow is my SAT please wish me luck guys 😊
Bro is doing god's work I love you so much literally god bless you this is so much help thank you so much
I love CZcamsrs that learn sat. Then, I will be writing sat exams for the next three months.😇😁😉
Do you have any tips for vocab on the digital SAT?
how do you memorise vocab? 😭😭 I get cooked on those questions
It's a big headache 😭😭
Study prefix roots and suffixes
@@spiceydice6968 do you have any resources with the most common prefix roots and suffixes?
@@spiceydice6968 This is honestly one of the best answers to this question.
I disagree on notes, some data can be misleading in the answer key, it isnt a great idea to not read the note at all. Instead read the question and then identify the part you need from the notes. It only takes like 10s more and you dont need to review it later
Exactly what i needed!
Good video!
Fantastic video !
Thank you for your tips
Ts is highkey gold
He earned my sub
Trust me bro your good
this is great man ❤
Thanks Mr.
I am having trouble downloading the pdf. I joined the community, what next? Where's the pdf?
thanks for the video!
Good video my guy appreciate it
these rules apply to the PSAT too, correct?
I dont really feel anything on the "sound it out" part, I think I lost my instincts and the whole text was not shown
holy glaze bro 😭
Thank you.
at 16:38 what does the correct version say
Hello friend,
I'm pretty sure it says "distinguish it."
The reason the correct version of the sentence has the plural version of the word (distinguish) instead of the singular version (distinguishes) is because there are 2 nouns at the start of the sentence (Highly textured bark AND distinctive silhouette). Because there are 2 nouns (which is what Compound Subject means), you need to use the plural version of the word to have correct subject-verb agreement.
I hope this helps!
@@theconfederationofcubersthank you
thank you so much!
Yo good vid.❤
thank you!
thanks
It was awesome, thanks
Thank you very much
Thank you bro 🙏🙏🙏
RIshab is a smart, cool, and cute individual
good luck to everyone tmr
u 2 bro lets both get good scores
Will this work for ACT
Yep! The ACT only has a few other types of questions but this covers it.
great advice!
Heyy i need to ask you a question. So, for those of you who have written the test . Was it more difficult than the practice test, easier or had the same level of difficulty. I mean were the questions similiar in structure. Especially for the mathematics