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College Board

4 Jan, 09:04

Different ways to say "Get fired."

👉 To lose one's job
👉 To be terminated
👉 To be sacked (British English)
👉 To be let go
👉 To be dismissed

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College Board

3 Jan, 19:33

Репост из: DSATuz | Preparing for the SAT

❗️BLUEBOOK UPDATE ❗️

🆕Additional Practice Tests Coming February 2025 ❗️

— Students currently have access to 6 SAT practice tests in Bluebook. In February 2025, we're making some changes and releasing additional SAT practice tests to provide students with the most relevant practice resources. Here's what's to expect:

1️⃣ Practice Tests 1–3 will be removed from Bluebook, though students will retain their practice scores and feedback if they complete those tests before Feb. 3, 2025.
2️⃣ In addition to current Practice Tests 4–6, students will also have access to four additional SAT practice tests: a brand-new Practice Test 7, and Practice Tests 8–10 which will include a mix of new questions and select questions from the former Practice Tests 1–3.
3️⃣PDF versions of Practice Tests 7–10 will be posted on College Board's website, and Practice Tests 1–3 will be removed.

✅Students will be able to use the new Bluebook practice tests with our existing practice resources:

🔹My Practice: Students can log into My Practice to access their practice test score results and details from ANY practice test.
🔺Student Question Bank (SQB): From their practice test results, students can click "Practice Specific Questions" to create a tailored set of questions from our Student Question Bank that targets the skills they need to review based on their performance on that practice test.
🔻Official Digital SAT Prep on Khan Academy: Students can go to Khan Academy® directly from My Practice and take advantage of free Official Digital SAT Prep that includes thousands of practice questions, videos, lessons, and hints to help build skills.

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College Board

2 Jan, 14:26

Khan Academy W.pdf

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College Board

30 Dec 2024, 06:27

SAT READING AND WRITING .pdf

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College Board

29 Dec 2024, 20:30

✅Summer programs List

LaunchX
AFS
Veritas Al
Stanford Pre-Collegiate Studies
YYGS (Yale Young Global Scholars)
SSP (Summer Science Program)
TechGirls
Smith Pre-College
Seattle Children
Pioneer Academics, Lumiere Research Program
TKS (The Knowledge Society) NYUAD Pre-College
Babson Summer School
UPenn High School
NYAS (New York Academy of Sciences)
Tufts Leadership
YSJ (Young Scholars Japan)
ISSYP (International Summer School for Young Physicists) Hudson Valley
Wall Street
EITM (Economics for Intelligent Training Methods)
Wake Forest High School
UNT (University of North Texas)

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College Board

29 Dec 2024, 09:53

Idioms and colloquial expressions:

1. Lone wolf: A person wo likes to be alone.
2. Cold fish: A person who shows no emotion.
3. Night owl: A person who stays up late at night.
4. Social butterfly: A person who enjoys socializing and easily interacts with others.
5. Tough cookie: A strong and resilient person.
6. Wet blanket: A person who spoils the fun or mood.
7. Bookworm: A person who loves reading.
8. Couch potato: A lazy person who spends time sitting or lying down, often watching T.V.
9. Dark horse: someone who surprises others with unexpected success.

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College Board

28 Dec 2024, 07:42

📚 Look Forward To

Meaning:

Look forward to is a common English expression used to express anticipation or excitement about a future event.

Structure:

- "Look forward to" + Noun / gerund ( verb + -ing )

Examples:

1. Noun:
- "I Look forward to the weekend" 🎉
2. Gerund:
- "She looks forward to meeting new people." 👫

Key Points:

- Positive Anticipation: It always conveys a positive feeling about what is coming.
- Formal & Informal use suitable for both formal and informal contexts.

Practice:

Try forming your own sentences with "Look forward to":

1. I Look forward to ___ (event).
2. We look forward to ___ (activity).

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College Board

27 Dec 2024, 20:44

Is This Major Right for You (Computer Science).docx

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Is This Major Right for You (Engineering).pdf

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Is This Major Right for You (Business).pdf

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College Board

27 Dec 2024, 19:15

Now we've added new reaction in this channel guess by giving reaction 🌚🤣

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27 Dec 2024, 18:34

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College Board

27 Dec 2024, 06:14

American Idiom of the Day:

BE ON THE SAME WAVELENGTH

Sentence examples:

1. It's easy to work with sarah because we're always on the same wavelength about how to handle projects.

2. During the meeting, the team wasn't on the same wavelength, which led to confusion and dalays.

This idiom comes from the world of radio and communication technology, were being on the same wavelength means signals and align perfectly for clear transmission. It's now used.

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College Board

26 Dec 2024, 09:30

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College Board

26 Dec 2024, 08:49

BASIC VS ADVANCE ENGLISH

1. Negligent 😔: Careless
2. Cooperative 🤝: Collaborative
3. Uncooperative 🚫: Obstinate
4. Generous 🎁: Benevolent
5. Stingy 💰: Miserly
6. Ambitious 🌟: Driven
7. Unambitious 😑: Apathetic
8. Flexible 🤸‍♂️: Adaptable
9. Rigid 🧱: Inflexible
10. Responsible 🗒️: Accountable
11. Knowledgeable 📚: Erudite
12. Inexperienced 🌱: Novice
13. Attentive 👀: Engaged
14. Distracted 🤯: Preoccupied
15. Intelligent 🧠: Brilliant
16. Unintelligent 🤦‍♂️: Dim: Witted

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