Vocabulary Prep for the SAT Test - Lesson 2

[thiefinkids]

What he said in the beginning was so true. Once you guys learn a new word, you seem to recognize them with ease.

[TheKidHimself1994]

Thank you very much, more people should watch this video!

[lililulila]

you are absolutely right! I watched your vid 2 years ago, and just as you said everytime i learned a new word/ idiom i would see it exactly everywhere - in films, books and news. Thanks. :)

[ToddLovett09]

This guy knows me, I swear.

[SuperJtroy]

An except from David Mura's "Turning Japanese" will be on the SAT reading section this year. The Barrons SAT prep book has a passage excerpted from it.

[anshu1233]

8 ppl are gonna fail the SAT

[TheDeenaG]

so true!! Love that I stumbled across your videos!

[theboombody]

I always forget what the word listless means, and I know I've looked it up before. I first saw it in Sherlock Holmes, and I think I've seen it twice since then.

I like to look up the origins of things more often than the meaning of words. Like when did Burger King first start, or when were doors first used?

[queensugar10]

This is sooo true.. seriously VERY TRUE!!

[DieAlena]

very good! thanks for the tips, i will really try them out!

[kornrocksdan]

this is true!!!

[davidsonghello]

these videos are awesome. thank you man.

[jimmythuan1]

Thanks, it helps me alot

[azzajack]

This was very motivational, i like the analogy thanks

[yill3233]

so true so true sooooooo true

[tennisgirl813]

that is so true. once im introduced to something, i find it everywhere!!

[daniboi93]

that is so true!!

[kellybelly0213]

yup. i agree 100% :)

[fighter911cz]

Hey eprepper, i would say you are a great teacher. FOR REAL!

[vananhdo]

pretty persuasive! I love how he relates the cars with the words. It's kinda cool! I'm going to use it for my essay! Of course I'll give him credit.

[UtoobBoy]

EPIC PHAIL!

[LinkIlia12]

incorrect spelling error

[FranciscoGonzalez7]

Your not smart, you just use logic, very crystal clear logic. Thank you for posting this, i greatly apreciate it.

[jzownsall]

Wow... im a very smart student, and english is fine, but vocabulary is very poor =(

[whatmatt3rs]

Yeah!! Part three!! :)

[slimso0424]

its really simple.

he compared sports car to vocabulary.

he never seen a car like that but then there were lots of car in the next month.

its like vocab. bcoz they are "sounds cool" so people tend to say it often :)

[Blopartyhut]

If your username describes yourself, then you would have taken the time to look at the other videos and make a better judgement.

[josephisnumber1]

tha happend to me

lol

[ylx]

God! true1 true!

I felt the same thing. I have never told other people about this, because I thought i was just being wired.

[jrzydevl951]

makes sense

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[ShaolinWarrior727]

I swear This exactly what happens to me. When I was In school I really focused on hard words and didn't know of them before. Then there they are every week of my life one month afterwards.

[amagdsinga]

i have just finnished my SATs tests for year 6. I watched this and i found a word that i would of forgot if i had not watched this video thankyou for your excellent help x x x x x x

[poriyan1]

thanks man.

[wyw19900519]

thx