English common core for SAT, EST, and ACT
Prepositional phrase A prepositional phrase is a group of words that begins with a preposition and functions as an adjective, adverb, or noun in a sentence. It provides additional information about the relationship between the object of the preposition and other elements within the sentence. The prepositional phrase typically consists of a preposition, its object, […]
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Subject Verb agreement ACT, Digital SAT, EST Subject Verb agreement is a common question in Digital SAT, ACT, and Egyptian scholastic test EST. It is not a hard question, don’t lose it. Subject verb agreement is an easy lesson, you can guess how it works from the title. From the title, you can know that
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Ambiguous pronoun ACT, Digital SAT, and Egyptian Scholastic test -EST An ambiguous pronoun is an easy question in ACT, Digital SAT, and EST, do not waste it. But before we start, what is ambiguous pronoun? it refers to a pronoun that lacks clarity or precision in identifying its antecedent, which is the noun or noun
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If you’re a high school student preparing for the ACT, Digital SAT, or Egyptian Scholastic Test (EST), there are chances that you’ve heard about transition sentences. But what are they, really? And why are they so important? What is Transition Sentence? A transition sentence is a sentence that connects two paragraphs or sections within a
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Transition words ACT, Digital SAT, Egyptian scholastic Test (EST) It’s important to use transition words into your writing in order to make it flow more smoothly. But what are transition words? They are of the utmost importance in the Digital SAT, ACT, and Egyptian scholastic Test (EST). You can find all the information you need
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Run-on sentence (SAT-ACT-EST)
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Ambiguous is un clear pronoun reference , some times it is called pronoun clarity Example: Tom and Adam were late to the party, so they decided to take his car. the previous example seems awkward, especially when you notice the word his, while we have two persons. Tom and Adam are both boys and you
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Faulty comparison or illogical comparison Faulty comparison or illogical comparison is clear that you got a wrong compare.
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Parallelism Parallelism is having a parallel structure within the sentence structure Parallelism Be strong, but not rude; Be kind, but not weak; Be humble, but not timid. JIM ROHN Parallel (def.): to be side by side or to be in a similar way. You might have found the above quote catchy, where there are three sentences; each
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