<p>I made a 24 on the English Part in Feb. I have been taking practice tests and now I get consistent 30s and 31s. This is a great improvement but 5-6 questions always get me. What the hell can I do to stop these 5-6 questions from messing up my English score? I want a 35-36 in this section because it is one of the easiest to master, yet I can't seem to get every one right.</p>
<p>I’m actually in the exact same boat. Today, I just did the English Portion again in the Red Book and now am stuck at the 30. I would like this be answered :D</p>
<p>(I have a question here too, is it okay to do the English Test several times to see how accurately I’ll do or am I just memorizing answers now? Also, if I am memorizing answers, what should I turn to for more real tests?)</p>
<p>I am gonna try Barron’s English. If I can master that or get at least decent with it it should help raise my score up on rgular tests that are much easier.</p>
<p>Idk. I’ve used Barron’s before and I’ve found it to be more frustrating. But I might go back to the library and get it to study with it again. I’m just wondering with that excess difficulty if it’ll be worth it.</p>
<p>Well, I had just finished the Barron’s English part on the diagnostic test, and I got a 25. Well I am assuming a 25. I had 57/75 right. That is higher than what I made on the regular ACT in February. I can’t believe it but it seems like I am improving greatly in a short amount of time.</p>
<p>That Barron’s test was hard though. At times I was like ***? I will review their English section and hopefully will be able to do even better on Barron’s.</p>
<p>So far I have taken my Math and English scores from mid 20s to 30s. Hopefully in the next week I can do the same for reading and science and own that ■■■■. Hoping for a 32+ composite.</p>