A comprehensive guide to mastering English grammar, usage, and rhetorical skills for the ACT exam.
The ACT loves to test your ability to pick the word that fits best. Sometimes, words sound similar but have very different meanings—don't get tricked!
Certain expressions use specific prepositions—these are called idioms. For example: "interested in" not "interested on".
Always choose words that make your meaning clear, and avoid unnecessary ones.
Using the right word can make your writing and speaking more accurate and impressive—essential for school, work, and daily life.
She accepted the invitation (not excepted).
I am less interested in video games than in sports.
Correct word choice prevents misunderstandings and clarifies meaning.