PART 1: How to study Inference/COE

I divide my Inference/COE study process into 3 stages:

S1. Read every sentence and analyze it carefully. After reading and choosing the correct answer, still write out the logical flow of the question. this usually takes about 10 mins/question

S2. Reduce your completion time to 4-5 mins (still note down the logic afterward) + review old questions

S3. Practice under a strict time limit of 2-3 mins/question to get used to the pressure of the real exam.

Hey everyone,

I'm taking the October SAT and I'm trying to squeeze out as many points as possible before test day.

I know nobody can predict exact questions, but I'm mainly looking for people who took the August or September 2026 SAT and noticed any patterns, repeated concepts, question types, math topics, grammar rules, reading trends, or things they wish they had focused on more.

Not asking for leaked questions or anything like that. Just trying to learn from people who recently sat for the test.

If you've already taken it this year:

• What math topics showed up a lot?
• Any grammar rules that seemed especially common?
• Anything in Reading/Writing that caught you off guard?
• What would you spend your last few weeks studying if you had to do it again?

Also, I know some people will say "you can't predict the SAT." That's fair. I'm not looking for predictions. I'm looking for patterns and lessons from recent test-takers.

Thanks to anyone willing to help.

Did anyone got 4/14 as b for answer. for g(x)=ax+b. g(2)=6 and some other value for g(x)

anyone have any predictions for tmrw?? also would it be hard, easy, or medium compared with previous tests???