Best ACT English Prep Strategies, Tips, and Tricks - Less Is Usually Better

[ahmedismail]

Who's cramming for next Saturday ACT?

[gracestewart]

These videos make me feel less nervous for the test. Thank you

[shivy]

Who's doing last minute cramming for tomorrow ?

[theanzman]

Hey Act Prep I just wanted to thank you! Your videos helped me go from a 23 to a 26! I’m hoping to continue to raise my score but I owe it to you guys!

[pilotgeorge]

Hey everyone, I retook the ACT in April of 2019 with a previous score of 25 in English (decent). I hadn't taken any English classes since the previous test, and the only preparing I really did was watching this video. In April, I scored a 36 in English, which is 11 points higher than my previous 25. I have nothing more than these videos to thank. I owe this beautiful man a debt of gratitude for carrying me to victory. Y'all need to take his words to heart!

[arcfst]

Just took a practice act. This is absolutely crucial. I probably missed 7 questions because of this

[ryanlatimer]

Hey, can you underline the word/phrase that question is talking about. For example: at 2:13, can you underline the phrase 'balk, refuse, and hesitate' please? It would help a lot

[mariamkinen]

We were told the same: short is better.

[NZHacker]

Who’s doing last minute cramming for tomorrow ?

[Ianhoncho]

So on these type of questions its going be no change or a a one word answers choice?

[arcfst]

Welp looks like I'm taking it again

[christopherleatherwood]

Lol it's an Asian guy teaching act prep ahh... but thank you very helpful