I suggest you try to apply for TOEFL when you have time. I didn't apply for the SAT until I applied for TOEFL. It can be said that TOEFL is the basis of SAT. Relatively speaking, TOEFL has a wider scope and SAT has a deeper depth, which means that more logic and grammar are very important.

The simplest part of the SAT, as we all know, math, math is only the math difficulty of Grade One, but after all, you have to get used to it and understand it, and you may not write it correctly.

Are there any requirements for SAT scores? You can try the TOEFL IBT test now. If you can get more than 90 (full score 120), you can congratulate yourself on passing the SAT.