<p>I have been doing the bluebook and other collegeboard’s practice test. The thing that bothers me is I frequently skip the sentence completion part because I think is either know it or not. However, according to threads and other forums I read, sentence completion problems written by the collegeboard is, indeed, valuable. I still don’t understand why. . . I stil think that anyone with rich vocab would ace it, and anyone with mediocre or poor vocab would fail it. Anyways. . . can anyone teach/tell me how I should use these sentence completion problem to enhance my … “sentence completion problem skills”? Thanks!</p>
<p>Just in case I advise you still to glance over it for some of the tips.</p>
<p>Well, you can’t learn if you don’t try, so try a couple and see how you do. The make it or break it for sentence completion is definitely vocab, so start learning any and all words you encounter in your reading and everyday experience.</p>