ACT English: The 12 Grammar Rules Tested Every Time

The ACT English section is highly predictable. The same grammar rules appear on every test, making preparation straightforward and effective.

Top Rules

Subject-verb agreement, comma usage with clauses, pronoun clarity, apostrophes for possession vs contraction, parallel structure, and modifier placement.

Rhetorical Questions

About 40% of ACT English questions test rhetorical skills: transitions, sentence order, conciseness, and relevance. These reward careful reading of context.

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