5 ACT English Tips You Need To Know!

Boost your ACT English score up to 5 points in 4 minutes with these expert tricks! The ACT English is the easiest section to improve on and these topics are tested on every single ACT, so learning these 5 tricks, grammar rules and strategies are guaranteed to improve your score. Anyone can score 30 and above on the ACT English with the right guidance and hard work!

In this video, I will teach you 5 expert strategies that can improve your score without any studying! Learn how to tell the difference between "who" and "whom," answer subject-verb questions correctly every time with a pattern-spotting hack, use the crossing-out trick for commas questions, apply the "shorter is better" strategy, and eliminate identical answer choices with semicolons and periods.

If your ACT English score is stuck, it is because you do not know the grammar rules and strategies. You are working through the test based on what sounds right instead of KNOWING what is actually correct. Once you learn the grammar rules, the ACT English becomes easy. I truly believe that anyone can achieve scores of 30 and above on ACT English with hard work and the right coaching.

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0:00 Subject-Verb Agreement Trick
0:46 Never Miss A Who vs. Whom Question
1:05 Semicolon and Period Elimination Trick
1:42 Shorter and Simpler Is (Almost) Always Better
2:15 Make Commas Easy With The Crossing-Out Trick
3:26 How Anyone Can Get 30+ On ACT English

[crabbyabby]

Just got a 36 on my ACT English! I spent two weeks watching your videos before the exam and they helped so much. I cannot thank you enough!

[warbsii]

Bro has to be the most helpful English teacher and by far the best on YT straight to the point and no BS

[Bella-szbu]

Between us, I had an insanely bad score on the English section on the act the first time around, I rescheduled a retake for this Saturday, and decided to start looking at tips and tricks last Monday to try and understand each section a little more. I took the practice test yesterday after watching a video and I got such a better score on it. Thank you!

[Ash-kkr]

I got a 36 on English by watching your English videos, and using your crash course for English. I started with a 27. Thank you so much Sir

[austinahl]

I watched your videos to help prep and they worked heavily in my favor. I didn't know the ACT would be so formulaic like that! Thanks for helping me get a 28 overall (And a 30 on the English section!!)

[inue_draw]

3:21 I don't know if anyone has already said this but sometimes (rarely, but I'm goanna share just in case) if there are items being listed out in a series, but each "item" starts with "and" then there shouldn't be commas separating them. (EX: I want ice cream and chocolate and cookies and cake.)

[noeldd]

Best teacher ever man thank you so much

[stella_luna_]

love the video but wish you wouldn't go so/talk so fast! it makes it overwhelming and difficult to follow at times