ACT prep - Sentence Structure

If I go to school today.

• NO CHANGE

• If I go to school today, then I will take the test.

• If I go, to school today.

• To school today, if I go take.

Unless love finds me.

• NO CHANGE.

• Will be unhappy.

• Unless love finds me, I.

• Unless love finds me, I will be unhappy.

Lilies from the valley.

• NO CHANGE.

• Lilies. From the valley.

• Lilies, from the valley.

• I can smell the lilies from the valley.

The theatre puts on plays in the dark.

• NO CHANGE.

• Plays in the dark.

• On plays in the dark.

• The theatre puts.

Pumpkins in the grass.

• NO CHANGE

• Let pumpkins in the grass.

• Let me see the pumpkins in the grass.

• Grass.

People who laugh tend to be happy.

• NO CHANGE.

• People who laugh.

• Laugh tend to be happy.

• People who.

My head hurts, I took some Advil.

• NO CHANGE.

• My head hurts; I took some Advil.

• My head hurts and I took some Advil.

• My head.

Mary went to the market she bought some apples.

• NO CHANGE.

• With some apples, Mary went to the market to buy.

• Mary went to the market but she bought some apples.

• Mary went to the market. She bought some apples.

Choose the three ways to fix a comma splice:

• add a semicolon.

• add a period between complete thoughts.

• Add another comma.

• add a comma and conjunction.

The milkman came earlier he left the milk bottle on the porch.

• NO CHANGE.

• The milkman came earlier, he left the milk bottle on the porch.

• The milkman came earlier; he left the milk bottle on the porch.

• The milkman came earlier although he left the milk bottle on the porch.