Rhetorical Skill: Relevance Questions on ACT English
Rhetorical Skill: Relevance Questions on ACT English Rhetorical Skill: Relevance Questions on ACT English We have all probably had a teacher who liked going off…
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Rhetorical Skill: Author’s Main Goal on ACT English
Rhetorical Skill: Author’s Main Goal on ACT English Rhetorical Skill: Author’s Main Goal on ACT English. As you probably know by now, the ACT English…
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Macro Logic and Organization on ACT English
Rhetorical Skill: Macro Logic and Organization on ACT English Macro logic questions on ACT English ask you about proper placement of sentences within paragraphs or…
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Author Intent on ACT English
Rhetorical Skill: Author Intent on ACT English Author Intent (aka technique) is a type of a rhetorical skill questions that frequently appears on the ACT…
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Add / Delete Questions on ACT English
Add / Delete Questions on ACT English are a common type of rhetorical skills question you will face on the ACT English. These questions typically…
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Redundancy and Wordiness on ACT English
Redundancy and Wordiness on ACT English As you probably know by now, the ACT English section will test you on a variety of grammar rules…
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Transitions Rules on ACT English
Transitions are the most frequently tested and the most challenging rhetorical skills topics that you will encounter on the ACT English. Luckily, there are just…
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Adjectives and Adverbs on ACT English
Whether you paid attention in elementary school grammar class and feel that you know everything about this topic or spent your time thinking about the…
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Relative Pronouns on ACT English
Relative Pronouns on ACT English can cause a lot of confusion. Is it the boy who cried wolf or the boy whom cried wolf? All’s…
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Parallel Structure on ACT English
Parallel structure on ACT English is a frequently referenced but often misunderstood grammar rule. The ACT commonly tests your understanding of parallel structure, usually in…
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