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YOU are the proofreader and editor of the passages being presented on the test, so it is important to understand and identify what each question is asking and the many ways each concept is tested.  \n● To begin, it is important that you take a diagnostic test regarding the English section of the ACT prior to studying each concept thoroughly. These section tests can be found on websites such as crackact.com or from the official ACT book provided.  \n● After taking an English section exam, it is pertinent to note each question you had wrong or you were wary of. This will assist you in pin-pointing concepts tested on the ACT that you have the most problems with.  \n● By using this study guide, certain topics on the English section that you might see as challenging are sectioned out in order to provide a clear view on all concepts being tested.  \n● Finally, PRACTICE, PRACTICE, PRACTICE!  \nScoring Your English Practice Test:  \n62  \n\n| Scaled Score | English Raw Score |\n| --- | --- |\n| 36 | 75 |\n| 35 | 72-74 |\n| 34 | 71 |\n| 33 | 70 |\n| 32 | 68-69 |\n| 31 | 67 |\n| 30 | 66 |\n| 29 | 65 |\n| 28 | 63-64 |\n\n\n| 27 |  |\n| --- | --- |\n\n([Taken from](Taken from prepscholar.com: How to Get 36 On ACT English:)[ prepscholar.com](Taken from prepscholar.com: How to Get 36 On ACT English:)[:](Taken from prepscholar.com: How to Get 36 On ACT English:)[ How to Get 36 On ACT English:](Taken from prepscholar.com: How to Get 36 On ACT English:) 10 Strategies From a Perfect Scorer)  \n- The maximum score you can obtain is a 36  \nA look Inside the Structure of the ACT English Section:  \n● There are 75 questions in total and 45 minutes to complete the section.  \n● 5 passages for each subsection of the test including 15 questions each passage.  \n● Each question refers to the underlined portion of the sentence testing whether that portion of the sentence should be left the way it is, causing you to answer with “NO CHANGE”or choose the portion that fits best in the sentence.  \n● Other questions that will discuss the ordering of sentences, questioning whether the sentence should be kept or deleted, and especially the grammar/tone of the passage. 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