Anybody know a good way to work on my transitions because I always get 1-3 problems wrong about it

yep, you read the title. i want to incentivize absolutely GRINDING over these next 2 weeks. so, here's the deal: leave a comment showing your latest practice test score (or your official test score, if it was in September, after it comes out this Friday). whoever increases their score the MOST on the October 4 SAT wins $100. and whoever increases it SECOND MOST wins $50. and whoever increases it THIRD MOST wins $25. payment will be done on Venmo. by the way, if you want the best possible shot at seeing that improvement, consider getting the 14-Day SAT Rescue Plan, my guide to mastering the test in only 14 days (not required to enter, though). other rules: - cannot enter if you are under age 13 (who's taking the SAT when they're 13 lol?) - do NOT cheat on the SAT (in case i needed to say that) - you must screen-record yourself looking at your score to receive the prize to show you didn't photo-edit - not allowed for people in my 1500 Accelerator program (kinda cheating lol) - if less than 5 total people enter, i will cancel the contest, as that's kinda cringe (must be at LEAST 5)

This dude is pretty goated at explaining the concepts more in depth (John Hoegerl still better btw) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X0mZB2-jXNg

If anybody needs help with grammar or punctuation, this video is insane. Its long and a lil boring but jeez this has so much good info you can apply immediately. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WL61t23IOyE

Everybody says just memorize the grammar rules but that doesn't help me. Does anybody know a good way to memorize those grammar rules like colons, semicolons, comma splices?