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WorksheetsACT English Practice
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 27mins
How much time do you have to complete the English section of the ACT?
45 minutes
1 hour
35 minutes
75 minutes
Which of the following would NOT be acceptable:
Carlos wants to visit Paris Italy Germany and China.
Paris and Italy and Germany and China.
No change
Paris, Italy, Germany, and China.
Paris Italy, Germany and China.
The tree is very tall old and green.
very tall, old and green.
very, tall, old, and green.
very tall old, and green.
No change
I want to buy a new jacket, but it is too expensive.
I want to buy a new jacket and it is too expensive.
I want to buy a new jacket, but, it is too expensive.
No change
I want to buy a new jacket but it is too expensive.
My brother, a 26 year old male, is watching TV.
No change
My brother, a 26 year old male is watching TV.
My brother a 26 year old male, is watching TV.
My brother a 26 year old male is watching TV.
Sorry we do not have enough room.
No change
Sorry, we do not have enough room.
Sorry. We do not have enough room.
Sorry - we do not have enough room.
She had ideas of her own, including an idea of hers for a torpedo with a radio-controlled guidance system.
NO CHANGE
one idea that she had
her own idea
one
We tried to steady ourselves with our walking sticks but slipped and stumbled because of the jumbled rocks we were slipping on.
NO CHANGE
even though we used our walking sticks.
despite any efforts to remain steady.
with each step.
Patrons credit the handsome Beaux Arts aesthetic with adding enhancement to their theatergoing experience.
NO CHANGE
adding enhacement to the experience of
adding to the experience of
enhancing
My sisters wedding is next week.
Tesss car is the craziest I've ever seen.
On the ACT , the English test wants you to OMIT examples that contain redundancy.
True
False
If you do not finish, the best strategy is to leave answers blank.
True
False
You should read the entire passage before looking at the ACT English questions.
True
False
The semicolon connects two related sentences (independent clauses).
True
False
Replace whom with him (to see if it should be "who" or "whom")
True
False
Any person with a keyboard can shout anything they want into the void of the Internet and quickly lose control of who reads it or why.
No Change
he or she want
they wants
he or she wants
Yes, Jim said, I'll be home by ten.
NO CHANGE
"Yes, Jim said, I'll be home by ten."
"Yes," Jim said, "I'll be home by ten."
"Yes," Jim said, I'll be home by ten."
The English benchmark is:
18
22
23
25
