ACT English Test

The ACT English Test evaluates students' understanding of English language skills, including grammar, punctuation, and rhetorical skills.

Grammar and UsagePunctuationRhetorical Skills
Parallel StructureModifiers and PlacementSentence Structure and Types
Editing Real-World DocumentsCommunicating Effectively OnlineCrafting Persuasive Arguments
Time Management on the ACTElimination Techniques
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Practical Applications

Editing Real-World Documents

Applying Your Skills to Everyday Writing

The grammar, punctuation, and rhetorical skills you learn for the ACT are the same ones you'll use in real life. Whether you're editing a school assignment, writing a resume, or sending a professional email, knowing how to spot errors and make improvements is invaluable.

How to Practice

  • Proofread your texts and emails before sending.
  • Edit articles or social media posts for clarity and correctness.
  • Help friends with their writing and spot common mistakes.

Benefits

Strong editing skills make you a better communicator and help you stand out in academic and professional settings.

Examples

  • Correcting grammar and punctuation in a cover letter before applying for a job.

  • Improving the organization of a friend's essay.

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Communicating Effectively Online