<p>I'm going to be studying for the ACT I will be taking next month. I scored particularly low on the English portion of the ACT (14). I really want to focus on raising my English score, so I was thinking about getting the Grammar Workbook, and the other two to sharpen my skills in the math and reading. </p>
<p>Would the Grammar workbook be a good choice to improve my English? I've heard the other two are great books overall. </p>
<p>Grammar Workbook for the SAT, ACT, and More
ISBN: 0764144898 </p>
<p>Cracking the ACT, 2012 Edition Princeton Review
ISBN: 0375427449 </p>
<p>The Real ACT, 3rd Edition
ISBN: 076893432X</p>
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<p>Go to silverturtles grammar section in the sat prep forum. It covers every thing you need for the english section really. I just read through it and raised my score from a 28 to 34 on that section. I would recommend writing down the definitions for the concepts and do act practice tests. Also, if you do some sat writing problems, it will help a lot because it is much more difficult than the act.
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<p>A book that is great for english is Barron’s 36 or whatever it’s called. Got me from a 29 to 34 with not too much additional effort.</p>