Sentence Structure for ACT
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Which sentence has a clear pronoun reference?
Which choice correctly joins the ideas? The experiment failed. The team learned valuable information.
Choose the sentence that avoids a misplaced modifier.
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Which choice best combines the sentences? The library extended its hours. More students could study after work.
Which sentence uses parallel structure?
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Which choice places the modifying phrase correctly?
Choose the sentence with correct subject-verb agreement.
Which revision makes the sentence grammatically complete: While the researchers recorded the temperature.
Which choice best corrects the run-on sentence: The bell rang the students entered the classroom?
Which choice is a complete sentence?
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