1. Participate. That's it. Post, ask questions, comment on others' posts, show up to the live stream on Saturday. Do *something*. They call this a "community," but it's hard to have an actual community when one person is putting in all the effort.

Giving this one more try. For those of you taking the October SAT (or later), this is a chance to ask questions about any R&W topic you want to ask about. You can paste your questions in the comments below. This will be the last Zoom call open to free members for the foreseeable future. If you're confused about the start time, check the handy time-zone chart below:

The full Inferences guide, covering the 10 most frequently occurring patterns or types of passages, which together account for 118 out of 140 items in the official Question Bank. - The free guide guide gives an overview of the top 5 categories—the 1-2-3 Pattern, the Deciding Factor, Proceed with Caution, Connect the Dots, and Explain the Result—with two examples of the 1-2-3 Pattern - Part 1 covers the top 5 in more detail, with two example questions for each type (10 questions total) plus common trap answer types and the full list of official questions for each of the five patterns - Part 2 covers the next five—Apply the Principle, Case in Point, Natural Group Comparison, the Direct Test, and Follow the Trail—in the same in-depth format as Part 1.