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Vague Pronouns On the SAT Writing & ACT English Section
Unclear writing is considered suboptimal on the SAT / ACT, and this is the premise upon which many pronoun-based questions are built.
Pinpoint vs. Paragraph Questions On the SAT Writing / ACT English Section
Today we'll discuss what you should and should not read on the SAT Writing / ACT English section.
Logical Transitions On the SAT Writing Section and ACT English Section
Understanding transition words in the SAT Writing & ACT English section is crucial to succeeding on your test.
Commas and FANBOYS On the SAT Writing & ACT English Section
Commas are everywhere on the SAT Writing / ACT English section, and it's imperative to understand how to use them.
Semicolons: an Important Grammatical Concept On the SAT Writing and ACT English Section
Many of my students get confused by semicolons on the SAT / ACT. Just a little clarification should suffice to garner you a higher score.
The Comparison Principle On the SAT Writing & ACT English Section
One of the trick questions more difficult to detect on the SAT / ACT is on the subject of comparisons.
Participial Phrases: Important Concepts on the SAT Writing / ACT English section
Today we'll discuss a concept which students often find tricky on the SAT and ACT: principial phrases. Read on to learn more.
Noun-Of-Noun: Misleading Phrases on the SAT Writing & Literature and ACT English section
Today we'll discuss a misleading phrase type commonly used on the SAT Writing & Literature and ACT English section: noun-of-noun phrases.
'Combine the Sentences' Questions On the SAT Writing and ACT English Sections
"Combine sentences" questions are crucial to succeeding on the SAT Writing or the ACT English section. Read here to learn more.
'Who' vs. 'Whom': Important Concepts On the SAT Writing & Literature and ACT English Section
The who vs. whom issue is an important one on the SAT Writing & Literature and ACT English section. Read on for a thorough understanding.
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