I got a 740 on the english practice test, although this is only 10 points higher than my previous test, I am very happy with this because all of the questions I got wrong were in the hard module, and 4/5 of them were SEC. I practiced all the topics I got wrong with oneprep, and had >90% accuracy. I can probably do much better on my next test.

I got a 1340 on the SAT I recently took in August and Im trying to get a high score for PSAT. My math score is pretty high with a 710 but its my english score thats low.

I went through all the reading passage problems in the practice test. There was about 20 or so questions so it was a lot of work, but I think it is improving my skills even though it kind of feels like busy work . When I did 5 practice questions my average time was 1:32 with 80% accuracy. Also, I read chapter 2 of the count of monte cristo. All in all, a good day.

Ive been super busy this past week with school and stuff, so I haven't had much time to practice. I went through every problem I got wrong and practiced to fix my mistakes. Now I am fully confident that I can get those questions right in the future. Also, I found some useful TI-84 calc programs that help fill in the gaps for things Desmos can't. The most useful one I found was SAT-GOAT on GitHub. It has a ton of useful tools that are quicker than by hand, and not possible on Desmos. Some stuff can be done with the table regression tool in desmos, which I recently learned how to use, but there's still a lot of value in the calc program. https://github.com/ethan-prime/SAT-Goat

Decided against doing a practice test today. It's way too late and I've been studying all day so I'm tired. Now, I did both English and math questions. English went smoothly except from some vocab but as for the math. I have a question I'm confused/ stumped on. I spent like a minute or two trying to figure it out before searching up the equation and somehow that made me even more confused so can someone run it down with me (the explanation wasn't any better btw. Tht shit always makes me more confused especially if it's a question I'm not rlly familiar with)