Do you have a new video in the making for this year

Lmfaoo facts !!😂

That would be me, mines tomorrow. Please pray for me. 🙏🏻😭💗

@@Linkfan007 good luck on your exam!🤗 you’ve got this 💕

@@briecouture2138 Thank you, I really appreciate the encouragement/positivity! 💕😊🤗🙏🙏🙏

@@Linkfan007 Anytime ❤️

You got this!

Which other resources did you use?

What other sources did you use?

How did it go?

How were the results?

Good luck

Aĺl the best

One year later . How did it go?

I am in same position. How did it go for you?

@@ronilda2231 I used the ATI study manual and I watched a lot of these KZfaq videos. I felt like the style of questions on the test were a lot like what the study manual prepares you for. I outlined and took notes on each chapter, studied my notes, and then took the chapter quizzes (I would do that, get to the end, study my notes again, then take the quizzes again)....then I took the practice test that came with the book my final study day. You can order a couple extra practice tests from ATI if you want more than just the one...I also supplemented with the KZfaq videos. After I finished a unit in the book I would watch a few vids on that topic. It took about 8-11 hours a day for a full two weeks, but it was worth it. I ended up doing really well on the test and I'm almost half-way through my first semester. I know it feels really stressful--- just try to take things one day at a time and don't give up on yourself. Good luck!!!

@@ronilda2231 I took extensive notes for each unit in the study manual, studied the notes, watched that unit's KZfaq videos, and then took each unit quiz. When I got through every unit, I started back at the beginning: study, watch, quiz. (I had just enough time to do that 3x through) Then my last day I took the practice test included in the manual. It took about 8-11 hours a day for two weeks, but it was worth every minute. I did really well on the test, and I'm almost half-way through my first semester of school. Just take one day at a time, focus, stay positive, and don't give up on yourself. (And eat well the day leading up to your test, stay hydrated, get good sleep the night before, stay warm during the test-- it really helps! And try not to change any answers!!--trust your instinct and don't talk yourself out of your first choice unless you are CERTAIN you need to change it) Best of luck!!!

We have an excellent study guide available at www.mometrix.com/academy/teas-test-study-guide/! Check it out - good luck!

omg me too!!!! we will pray for eachother 🙏

@@majesticzuu how did it go

@@davidtrevino7731 I wasn't able to take it that day :((( my new expected date is Nov 9

@@majesticzuu ahaha how did it end up going!?

@100Crush You say, pray for your soul, as if you are going to hell if you don't pass your test. 🤣😈🤣👿🤣👿🤣👿🤣👿🤣👿🤣

Update, got a 92%. Used Mometrix ATI TEAS Secrets study guide (TEAS 6), the TEAS Mastery app and the Mometrix videos. The changes from the TEAS 6 to 7 like the question types really weren't bad at all.

@@mycrtfellonme hey awesome job bud

@@mycrtfellonme Congratulations

@@mycrtfellonme is that enough for ATI?I am on my pre requisite now.I feel like I have to prepare for my TEAS from now onwards.Can u please help me out.

@MyCrtFellOnMe is the mometrix book better to buy for ati teas 7 test? instead of the ati teas book?

How did you do?

you are right

Yeah... not sure how they got that.

I think because it’s technically a fragment and not a depending clause?… A dependent clause has a subject and predicate but cannot stand on its own..

It's a simple sentence, but the comma before despite is incorrect as it is a dependent word and not a conjunction that can stand on its own.

A clause should have a subject and a verb. “despite the weather conditions.” does not contain a subject or a verb so I don't think it can be a clause but rather part of the clause “the old car survived the drive across country” so there's only one clause

I knew it from Mr. Moseby on that one episode of Suite Life on Deck!

@@isabellamartinez3000 oh right! I almost forgot about his hanky 😭✨🙌🏼

Well I'm a bit late to your comment, but I believe "smartest" is a superlative *adjective.* In this case it is describing a *noun.* "Most smartly," (as in: The most smartly executed plan...) is a superlative *adverb,* describing a verb.

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How was it

@@akinwoleomolayo5696 i made a 84 overrall and if im being honest it wasnt too bad but def use the youtuber tutor geek shes amazing for the science section and she has an amazing bio overview notes on her etsy ! for math i would focus on conversions and being able to convert percent to fraction and decimal percent etc but also order of operations is rlly important to know !

How did it go?

Click the gear on the video. You can slow the video down

I thought this was so odd as well