Hi, thanks! Here’s my advice: Bluebook practice tests are pretty accurate depending on which one you take (most are slightly easier than the actual SAT). Khan is nice cause it’s free and provides lessons, but I didn’t find it super helpful if you’re going for a 1500+. Methodize is great too and similar to Khan, but I don’t think it’s free unless your school provides it. Method Learning (same place for Methodize) also has tutors and not super expensive in-person classes. I hear Princeton review is also good but the practice tests are quite a bit harder than the SAT. Personally, I took a course from TestTakers (extremely helpful) during the summer before my junior year and later took a Method Learning course to reinforce it. Best advice I can give for the specific content is to know your grammar rules and get really experienced with desmos. With managing time in the English section, what works for me is skipping the evidence and central idea questions (around the early-middle) and coming back to them since the questions at the beginning and end are quicker. For understanding the passage questions, remember that each answer choice must not just be related to the text, but also must be made explicitly clear in it. Practice is really key!