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ACT English Test Prep Lesson 6

ACT English Test Prep Lesson 6. Hanyang University GAC Instructor: Samuel Kim. Review. Usage of pronouns of different classes and cases : - Different kinds of pronouns (personal, indefinite, relative) - Making references / agreements - Different cases (subject, object, and possessive).

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ACT English Test Prep Lesson 6

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  1. ACT English Test PrepLesson 6 Hanyang University GAC Instructor: Samuel Kim

  2. Review Usage of pronouns of different classes and cases : - Different kinds of pronouns (personal, indefinite, relative) - Making references / agreements - Different cases (subject, object, and possessive)

  3. Misused Words and Expressions Watch out for: • Spelling • Pronunciation (how do you read, ‘content’?) • Word’s function (V., N., Adj., etc.) • Singular/Plural?

  4. Misused Words and Expressions Affect, Effect The rain did not _____ our outing. The rain had no _____ on our outing. Among, Between I could not choose ____ the cake and the pie. The candy was divided ____ all children.

  5. Misused Words and Expressions Amount, Number The ____ of money I have is small. I have a rather small ____ of bills in my possession. Compare to, Compare with Writing is sometimes compared __ boxing. New York has often been compared __ London.

  6. Misused Words and Expressions Each other, One another Dolly and John really like ____ ____. The members of the group got along with ____ ____. Lay, Lie I ____ my hat on the table. My hat ____ on the table.

  7. Misused Words and Expressions Similar to, Different from (not ‘with’) That, Which

  8. Review Affect, Effect Among, Between Amount, Number Compare to, Compare with Each other, One another Lay, Lie Similar to, Different from That, Which Next Lesson: General Review, Writing Style Guide

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