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Mind Map by cincystars12, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by cincystars12
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English ACT
- 5 passages with 2 question formats within passages
- Find words that are underlined and assigned numbers
- Boxed numbers that refer to entire paragraphs
- Find words that are underlined and assigned numbers
- Usage and Mechanics
- 10 punctuation questions
- Commas, apostrophes, colons, semicolons
- Commas, apostrophes, colons, semicolons
- 12 grammar questions
- Usually target one incorrect word that violates English grammar
- Usually target one incorrect word that violates English grammar
- 18 sentence structure questions
- Clause relationships, parallelism, and placement of modifiers
- Clause relationships, parallelism, and placement of modifiers
- 10 punctuation questions
- Rhetorical Skills
- 12 questions on writing strategy
- Revising to improve effectiveness
- Revising to improve effectiveness
- 11 organization questions
- Rearrange a sentence paragraph, or passage to maximize coherence and unity
- Rearrange a sentence paragraph, or passage to maximize coherence and unity
- 12 style questions
- Picking most appropriate words for a sentence in terms of its tone and clarity
- Picking most appropriate words for a sentence in terms of its tone and clarity
- 12 questions on writing strategy
- ENGLISH TIPS
- 6 Stategies
- Skim the paragraph
- Ask yourself 3 things
- Does it belong here?
- Does this sound like proper English?
- Does this make sense?
- Does it belong here?
- When in doubt, take it out
- Choose the shortest anwer
- Don't be to influenced by the answers
- Be comfortable with NO CHANGE
- Skim the paragraph
- 6 Stategies
- ENGLISH GRAMMAR
- Commas
- Rule 1: Use commas for a list or for a small pause or shift in a sentence
- Rule 2: Use commas to separate a nonessential word, phrase or clause
- If you can take it out and the sentence still makes sense
- If you can take it out and the sentence still makes sense
- Use a comma before FANBOYS conjunction
- When in doubt, take it out
- Rule 1: Use commas for a list or for a small pause or shift in a sentence
- Apostrophes
- Rule 1: Possessive always gets 's
- Remember to think about contractions
- Rule 1: Possessive always gets 's
- Top grammar rules
- Rule 1: Subject-verb agreement
- Match a verb to its subject
- Rule 2:
- In most cases the subject and verb are separated
- Rule 3:
- Sometimes the subject and verb are close together
- Sometimes the subject and verb are close together
- In most cases the subject and verb are separated
- Match a verb to its subject
- Rule 1: Pronoun-noun agreement
- Make sure pronoun agrees with the noun
- Rule 2:
- Someone, everyone, or everybody need a singular pronoun
- Someone, everyone, or everybody need a singular pronoun
- Make sure pronoun agrees with the noun
- Rule 1: Subject-verb agreement
- Commas
- English Strategy
- Strategy Questions
- Adding Transitions
- Adding evidence to a passage
- Adding Transitions
- Style Questions
- Redundancy
- When in doubt, take it out!
- Free gifts
- Foreign Imports
- Advanced planning
- combined together
- few in number
- close proximity
- honest truth
- honest truth
- close proximity
- few in number
- combined together
- Advanced planning
- Foreign Imports
- When in doubt, take it out!
- Wordiness
- Shortest answer is normally right
- Shortest answer is normally right
- Tone
- Redundancy
- Organization Questions
- Paragraph Organization
- Sentence Organization
- Paragraph Organization
- Strategy Questions
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