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Sentence Structure Videos
ACT English: Sentence Structure Drill 1, Problem 1. Properly punctuating dependent clauses.
Comma Splices and Run-Ons Videos 7 videos
ACT English: Sentence Structure Drill 2, Problem 1. Which choice best punctuates this sentence?
ACT English: Sentence Structure Drill 2, Problem 2. Which punctuation mark best breaks up the sentence?
ACT English: Sentence Structure Drill 2, Problem 3. What is the best way to punctuate this passage?
Consistency and Tense Videos 10 videos
ACT English: Sentence Structure Drill 5, Problem 4. Which choice uses the proper tense for this sentence?
ACT English: Sentence Structure Drill 5, Problem 5. Which choice uses the correct form of "awake" for this sentence?
ACT English: Sentence Structure Drill 5, Problem 1. Which choice uses the correct tense?
Modifiers Videos 11 videos
ACT English: Sentence Structure Drill 3, Problem 1. How would you change the underlined portion?
ACT English: Sentence Structure Drill 3, Problem 2. How should the underlined portion of the sentence be changed?
ACT English: Sentence Structure Drill 3, Problem 3. Which choice indicates the proper placement for "remaining" in this sentence?
Parallel Construction Videos 5 videos
ACT English: Sentence Structure Drill 4, Problem 1. Which list fits best in this sentence?
ACT English: Sentence Structure Drill 4, Problem 2. Which choice contains the proper use of tenses in this sentence?
ACT English: Sentence Structure Drill 4, Problem 3. How could this sentence be written to best exemplify parallel construction?
Sentence Fragments Videos 6 videos
ACT English: Sentence Structure Drill 1, Problem 1. Properly punctuating dependent clauses.
ACT English: Sentence Structure Drill 1, Problem 2. What punctuation do we need between these clauses?
ACT English: Sentence Structure Drill 1, Problem 3. Proper word choice for independent clauses.
Transition Phrases & Words Videos 1 videos
Transitioning smoothly from one sentence to the next can be tough. With a little bit of our help, your teacher will be calling you Mr. or Ms. Suave...