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Pick your ACT date, say December 12 or February 27, and we’ll spread our 33 lessons, from comma rules to right-triangle trig, across the days you have. The last two days go to our 20 practice questions, a redo of what you missed and a light review. Skipping science? You can skip its four lessons too. Try to fit in at least one of ACT’s four free full-length tests under real timing.

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