Comprehensive Guide To The ACT English Section

This bundle contains 46 ACT test prep videos and 45 practice quizzes for the English Section of the ACT. Each quiz has roughly 5 questions per video. There is no quiz for the section introduction. Each quiz includes an answer key. They are the same proven concepts and strategies that have been used for more than 15 years to help maximize the test scores of more than 3,000 students in a one-on-one private tutoring setting and countless students online. It is like having a professional private ACT tutor in your classroom! These videos discuss how to recognize each concept and the best way to go about getting the right answer. The video example and practice problems are based on real ACT test questions. Our content is constantly updated to ensure that it is as relevant to the most recent tests as possible. Institutional use pricing is available. Please message me for further details if you are interested. By purchasing this bundle, you are agreeing to the Terms of Use which are included as a thumbnail. The password to unzip the folder containing all the videos/documents is at the end of the Terms of Use that will download with the purchase.

The specific English concepts/question types covered by the videos are:

· Section Introduction

Conventions of Standard English (CSE) Reporting Category

· Adding/Subtracting Periods - Sentence Length

· Affect/Effect

· Colon Usage - Explanation of a Single Word

· Colon Usage - Lists Of Two

· Colon Usage - Parallel Structure

· Colon Usage - Such As

· Comma Usage - Appositives

· Comma Usage -Comma Splices

· Comma Usage - Introductory Clauses

· Comma Usage - Lists as an Appositive

· Comma Usage - Lists of Two

· Comma Usage - Single Comma

· Correlative Conjunctions

· Introductory Clause Followed By An Appositive

· Its-Its'-It’s

· Lays/Lies

· Least Acceptable - Comma Splice

· Least Acceptable - Run On

· Less/Few

· Might/Could/Would/Should

· Much/Many

· Parallel Structure - Choosing Tense

· Parallel Structure - Choosing Voice

· Semi Colon Usage

· Sits/Sets

· Subject Verb Agreement - Action Verbs

· Subject Verb Agreement - Prepositional Phrases

· Subject Verb Agreement- Teams and Groups

· Subject Verb Placement - Beginning of A Sentence

· Subject verb Placement - After and Introductory Clause

· Then/Than

· Whose/Who's

· Who/Whom

Knowledge of Language (KLA) Reporting Category

· Active/Passive

· Redundancy - Repeating Meanings

· Redundancy - Repeating Phrases

· Redundancy - Whole Sentence

· Replacing Pronouns With Proper Nouns

Production of Writing (POW) Reporting Category

· Actual Questions - Only What They Ask

· Actual Questions - Most Specific Detail

· Moving a Sentence/Paragraph

· Not/Least Acceptable Replacement - Patterns in Meaning

· Paring Up Both Sides of a Comma

· Selecting Transitional Phrases

· Suppose The Writer Intended To…