Learn the Grammar Rules - The SAT tests the same grammar rules over and over. Understanding these rules is the best strategy for success in SAT Writing.
Review examples of questions related to each grammar rule - Knowing grammar rules is not enough. You have to understand how the SAT writing section will test you on these grammar rules.
Focus on Using Real Practice Tests for Your Studying - The best practice problems are those that come from official SATs. They are most representative of what you're likely to encounter on your SAT.
Know the Structure of and Material in Each Subsection - While each subsection generally tests the same set of grammar rules, there are a few rules that are more commonly or exclusively tested in each subsection.
Be Able to Explain How and Why You Select Your Answers - When answering SAT Writing questions, don't be content with just trying to guess the right answer. You should be able to explain exactly how you arrived at each correct response.
Use Your Target Score to Focus and Inform Your Studying - You should work towards reaching your target score on at least one official practice test before you take your actual SAT.
Simulate Test Day Conditions on Practice Tests - To alleviate your test day anxiety and build up your endurance, you should take 3 full-length, timed practice tests prior to your real SAT.
Look for Specific Errors Based on the Parts of Speech That Are Underlined - By determining the parts of speech of the words in the underlined phrase, you will have a better idea of what errors to look for.
Look for the Most Common Errors First - Use your knowledge of the basic distribution of grammar rules on SAT Writing to help determine which errors to look for first on SAT Writing questions.
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