TACHS Language

Comprehensive study of TACHS language covering fundamental concepts and advanced applications.

Vocabulary DevelopmentReading ComprehensionGrammar and Sentence Structure
Advanced Context CluesAnalyzing Author’s Purpose and ToneComplex Sentence Construction
Applying Language Skills in Everyday LifeEffective Note-Taking and SummarizingPeer Editing and Constructive Feedback
Active Reading StrategiesTime Management for Language TestsProcess of Elimination
Vocabulary Developme...Reading Comprehensio...Grammar and Sentence...Advanced Context Clu...Analyzing Author’s P...Complex Sentence Con...Applying Language Sk...Effective Note-Takin...Peer Editing and Con...Active Reading Strat...Time Management for ...Process of Eliminati...
Study Strategies

Active Reading Strategies

Engage Your Brain While You Read

Active reading means you don’t just read the words—you think about what they mean! Use these strategies to get more out of every passage:

  • Underline or highlight key ideas and details.
  • Ask questions as you go (Who? What? Why?).
  • Make predictions about what might happen next.
  • Visualize the scene in your mind.
  • Summarize paragraphs as you finish them.

These strategies help you remember information and do better on tests.

Examples

  • Highlighting the main idea in a reading passage.

  • Drawing a quick sketch to picture a story’s setting.

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Time Management for Language Tests