ACT Punctuation Small Group Class

One of the fastest, most concrete ways to increase your ACT composite score is to raise your English score by studying grammar and punctuation rules. Reading and science require a lot of practice, and the number of math concepts they test is crazy. But for punctuation, this is what they test: 5 comma rules, 2 colon rules, 1 semicolon rule, 2 dash rules, apostrophes for contractions and possession, and they throw in an occasional quotation mark, question mark, or parentheses question. Taken in bite-sized lessons, punctuation is manageable, and there are a lot of punctuation questions on the test, so you get many chances to earn points for your trouble. Memorize the rules and practice applying them, and you'll see a difference in your score. Good luck.