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btw, there are Kaplan SAT Score-Raising editions of that and a few other classics. They contain the definitions of harder words right in the book, which could be helpful.
Everyone has their favorites, but mine is Word-Nerd: vocabulary test prep for the SAT and PSAT for vocabulary. The words are organized to make them easy to remember, and you can test yourself on them as many times as you like and track your progress. You can also try SparkNotes: SAT Novels - I think they're kind of hard to read, but it might be worth a look for you. Good luck!
I am really confused guys , I don't know where to find the 3500 word list, and also I've been told that it doesn't include verbal and the Word Smart for the GRE is better.
I recommend the Barron's 3500 word list, even though there are some of the definitions are too concise or they are wrong. But overall, it could help you with the SAT.
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, I don't know where to find the 3500 word list, and also I've been told that it doesn't include verbal and the Word Smart for the GRE is better.
