Types of Sentences
ACT English Section
Misused Words
Word Definitions
Punctuation
100

The definition of a simple sentence 

Use subject, verb, and object

100

Number of minutes on the ACT English section 

45 minutes 

100

there, they're, their 

there - Look at the dog over there. 

they're - They're heading to the beach. 

their - Lucky is their dog. 

100

Emulate 

Copy, follow an example

100

Using a semi-colon

Linking 2 independent clauses

200

Write a Compound Complex sentence 

2 simple sentences put together 

using: since, and, but, or, unless, although, etc

200

Number of Questions on ACT English Section 

75

200

its and it's 

it's  - it is or it has 

its - possessive form, The lion licked its wounds

200

Benevolent

friendly, helpful

200

Modifies adjective or verb (ex. quickly, tall, fortunately) 

adverb

300

She got her first dog when she was four years old. This is a ____ sentence 

What is a compound sentence

300

2 forms of I.D you need to bring when taking the ACT 

school ID, drivers license, passport, tribal ID, military ID, and student ID form from the ACT website

300

to, two, too

to - I'm going to the store.

two - I have two apples. 

too - I'm going to the beach, too. 

300

Scrutinize 

observe carefully

300

Used during sentence pauses, during lists, etc

comma

400

Write 2 compound sentences 

more than 1 subject or verb in each sentence 

400

Where you can register for the ACT 

ACT.org or by mail

400

than and then 

than  - I'd rather go now rather than later. 

then  - She said something and then rode ahead. 

400

Pretentious 

full of yourself, self-important 

400

Marking the possessiveness of nouns (Ex. Mark's new book)

apostrophe 

M
e
n
u