The section most students assume they can coast through — and the one where marks quietly disappear. Edgeprep breaks English into seven subtopics you can drill individually, from analogies to full-length reading passages, with an explanation on every answer.
It isn't a vocabulary quiz. It's a test of how quickly and precisely you handle written language under time pressure.
Antonyms, synonyms and context clues all ask the same underlying question: can you pin down the exact shade of a word, not just its rough neighbourhood? Distractors are chosen to be almost right.
Error identification and sentence completion test whether you can hear a broken sentence. Most students know the rules but can't spot the breach at speed — that's a drilling problem, not a knowledge one.
Comprehension passages punish re-reading. The skill is extracting the argument on the first pass and knowing which question types to answer from memory versus which need a jump back to the text.
Every question in the bank is tagged to one of these. Drill any of them on its own, or fold several into a custom mock exam.
A practical order of attack, based on where marks are usually lost.
Run one untimed session per subtopic. Your accuracy and seconds-per-question land on the dashboard, and the two weakest subtopics become your drill list — usually antonyms and error identification, rarely the ones students expect.
Once each subtopic sits above 80%, assemble a timed mock from all seven and sit it in one go. Accuracy in isolation and accuracy under a countdown are different numbers — the second one is the one that counts.
Every practice session and mock exam feeds into your personal progress dashboard.
A subtopic-level radar so you can spot gaps at a glance — not just an overall score.
Know exactly how long you spend per subtopic — so you can fix pacing before exam day, not during it.
We surface your single highest-impact topic to drill next, based on your recent scores and pacing.
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