<p>I have been studying the SAT using grubers, RR, and direct hits and I have been using the practice tests in Grubers to get used to the sat. The problem is that I feel that the CR questions on Grubers tests have more emphasis on random grammar rules, and the math sections always have at least one question that is really weird. Anyways, I think it would be better if I used actual SAT tests from the past tests given out, but I can’t find where to buy them? Is college board giving only the 8 tests in the blue book to use for practice? Or can you buy tests from last year or something like the lsat? Also, do SAT prep courses like princeton review give you their version of the sat, or the official version for the practice tests? Thanks in advance!</p>
<p>go to barnes and nobles, and get the bb, please</p>
<p>BB, Online Course have tests. That alone equips you with plenty to practice with.</p>