Will my strategy work to get a 33+?

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<p>Basically I've taken the ACT twice.</p>

<p>Feb 2011: 32E/29M/32R/32S (calculator died halfway through, F*** my life)
June 2011: 29E/34M/29R/32S</p>

<p>So for the September ACT I'm reading Barron's ACT, Barron's ACT 36, using the practice tests in those books, and taking the practice tests in PR 1296. </p>

<p>3-4 days prior to the test, I'm going through all of the questions/answers in the Red Book (I've already done it before, so just as a review).</p>

<p>Should this be sufficient enough for a 33+? As you can see my super-score is a 33, but I really need this in a single sitting and I'm starting to get doubtful.</p>

<p>Any other suggestions to hone English/grammar skills? I've heard SparkNotes English is decent...is it?</p>

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<p>Get that English score up. Seriously. It’s probably the easiest section in which you can improve. I’d highly recommend PR’s Cracking the ACT book for English review. There’s a lot of basic knowledge in there that you can skip over, but they do explain other more confusing concepts efficiently.</p>

<p>In my opinion, it’s by far the best prep book for the money.</p>

<p>P.S. Make sure your calculator has fresh batteries. :)</p>

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<p>haha thanks. ^</p>

<p>any other words of wisdom?</p>