How to get a 36 on ACT English

The ACT is a game. Play the game, understand win the game. Here are the English tricks to help you win. First of all, the ACT is obsessed with making things as simple as possible. So if one of the answer choices is delete the underline portion, 100% choose this one. Also, if a sentence works without extra words, the ACT wants them gone. So there are some extra points for you. Second, and this is the one that got my score from a 28 to a 36. Most ACT mistakes aren't grammar, they're actually rhetoric. These are the questions about like, whether to add a sentence, where it goes, and if it fits a writer's stuff like that. Lucky for you, I made a cram sheet that breaks down all of these rhetorical terms and all of the grammatical patterns. So if you want it, it's on actishard.com or comment cram sheet and I'll DM it over to you. Lastly, a semicolon and a period are the same thing. Make sure if the ACT has a question that's asking you if you should be using a semicolon or cross out both of the answer choices because neither of them are correct. Lastly, is a game. Remember this, so study what's on the test and not what isn't. Hopefully this helps.