SAT Grammar Prep [iPad]

SAT Grammar Prep

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「SAT Grammar Prep」は、jakechasan.comが配信するエデュケーションアプリです。

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このアプリの話題とニュース

新バージョン2.0が配信開始。新機能や改善アップデートがされています。
スコアアタックや実績・トロフィーに対応しています。
2013年7月3日(水)にiPhoneとiPad両対応のユニバーサルアプリとしてリリース！

最新更新情報

version2.0が、2015年1月10日(土)にリリース

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon.

v2.0 is a complete rewrite of the original app, with a new and intuitive user interface

-New Features:
--See rule examples while playing the quiz on Level I
--"No error" stays at the bottom of "spot the error" questions in Level III
--Configurable App and Game Settings
--Easy way to access Game Center under "App Extras"
--New user guide
--New icon
-Improvements:
--Updated questions
--Share your score after you finish a set
--Scroll bars on Grammar Rules screen
--Improved speed on older devices
--Fixed typographical errors
--Improved Notepad
--Reduced app download size

使い方や遊び方

Command of grammar is essential for success on the SAT. This app is designed to help students learn the 80 essential grammar rules that are commonly utilized on the SAT and then quiz the student's knowledge of the rules.

Rules: A list of 80 grammar rules with several correct and incorrect examples of how the rule is applied in the structure of a sentence.

Level I: The grammar rule is listed at the top of the screen for easy reference. Below the rule, two simple sentences are displayed. The rule is applied in each sentence. Choose the sentence which utilizes the rule correctly.

Level II: These questions have complex sentences similar to the sentences on the SAT. They follow the format of the exam in which students replace a portion of the sentence with the best response.

Level III: These questions follow the format of the SAT in which students are asked to choose the underlined portion of sentence which uses incorrect grammar.

Notepad: A notepad is built into the quiz which allows students to keep track of the rules or questions which they find difficult for reference at a later date.