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Comment actionsDon't get me wrong doing the SAT questions on here will be extremely helpful in preparing for your ACT, but just make sure you know the format of the ACT.
The official book: https://www.target.com/p/the-official-act-prep-guide-2020-2021-book-5-practice-tests-bonus-online-content-paperback/-/A-79489877
Flashcards (essential): https://www.amazon.com/ACT-Flashcards-Barrons-Test-Prep/dp/1438079036/ref=sr_1_8?dchild=1&keywords=barron%27s+act&qid=1593855110&sr=8-8
Grammar Workbook: https://www.amazon.com/SAT-ACT-Grammar-Workbook-Barrons/dp/1438008732/ref=sr_1_15?dchild=1&keywords=barron%27s+act&qid=1593855110&sr=8-15
...and any other book you can find Barron's related
Also search up books by the Princeton Review; they're good.
Erica L Meltzer has some incredible workbooks:
English: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Complete-Guide-ACT-English-2nd/dp/1530072808
Reading: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Complete-Guide-ACT-Reading-2nd/dp/0997517824
I would also search up any books you can find written by her (and also consider buying some SAT books she has written; they're really clear and she makes her own practice problems so you're not wasting official SAT past questions).
Hope the helped and good luck for whenever you sit your ACT!
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I think you should do some ACT practice alongside. ACT is generally considered easier than SAT, so that might give the impression that by learning everything for SAT, you can therefore sit ACT. However, they are slightly differently formatted, so if you are doing ACT it is definitely worth to mainly concentrate on those problems (but by all means practice some SAT questions as well!).
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