The phrase "a perfect sat" is not correct in standard written English as it lacks clarity and context.
It could be used in a context discussing a perfect score on the SAT exam, but it is incomplete without further explanation.
Example: "After months of preparation, I finally achieved a perfect sat on my test."
Alternatives: "a perfect score" or "an ideal SAT result".
To put this in perspective, a perfect SAT score is worth only 12 points in the Michigan system.
(A perfect SAT score is 2,400).
Landing a perfect SAT score is nothing short of a rarity.
With thirty thousand applicants, Harvard could easily fill an entire lecture hall with students who received a perfect SAT score.
When I was in high school, I raised my own SAT score from around average to a perfect SAT score, which is achieved by.02percentt of students," Patel said.
A perfect SAT or ACT score alone won't ensure a student's ticket into a top U.S. university, but students do need scores that will keep them out of the "no" pile.
In her tiny kitchen, Grandma Minnie would somehow produce a perfect sit-down Thanksgiving dinner for 20.
If you're able to make it to 72 perfect sit ups, you'll receive a score of 90 points and a rating of "excellent" for this exercise.
The relentless bashing of the UN Human Rights Council, reconstituted in 2006 (and certainly far from perfect), sits uneasily with the fact that the US assumed a seat on the council this year and along with others is working to reform and upgrade that body's standing.
You're perfect!'" Sitting facing each other like bookends on Palmer's chaise longue, the pair have the kind of heart-on-sleeve emotional articulacy that sounds strange to British ears, but is undercut by a keen sense of humour - Palmer is throaty and blunt, Viglione mischievous and camp.
A very fat American with a red face and an expression of perfect boredom sat in a tiny chair at a tiny table near the door, looking dully at his hands.
