What are the grammar knowledge of ACT? What are the phrases for act

Hello, in the study of ACT grammar you can focus on infinitives.

The infinitive is a kind of non-predicate verb, which has no pronoun and number inflections, and cannot be used as a predicate independently in a sentence, but it still maintains the characteristics of a verb, and can have its own object and adverbial. At the same time, the infinitive has the characteristics of nouns, adjectives, and adverbs, and can be used as subject, predicate, object, object complement, definite and adverbial in the sentence.

act of godbe an impossible letter sedan hard act

be〔get〕 in on the act

in the act

put on an act

get one's act together<>

Used as a slider verb (v.))

act against( v.+prep. )act as( v.+prep. )

act for( v.+prep. )

act on〔upon〕( v.+prep. )act out( v.+adv. )

act to( v.+prep. )

act up( v.+adv. )

act up to( v.+adv.+prep. )act up with( v.+adv.+prep. )act a part

act the fool

1.act as 2 act for ** (someone's position), act as (handle something). 3.

Act out Show Out 4act on ...... to the quarrelIt plays a role in the collision and ......Liquid Bi is effective. 5.

in the act (of)

1.act as (temporary) to serve, to serve, to ......The role of the hospitable rocks. Liquid Royal.

2.act for ** (a roll-on person's position), on behalf of (to deal with something) 3Act out (with gestures and words).

4.act on (upon) to ......Work.

5.in the act (of).

Adjectives actable (adjective part of speech), noun actability (noun verb part of speech), past tense acted (verb part of speech), past participle acted (verb part of speech), present participle acting (noun verb part of speech), third person singular acts (verb tense).

ACT usage.

1. ACT can be used as a "bill", "decree" and "ordinance" passed by parliament, etc., and can also refer to the "one scene" of a drama. By extension, it may refer to "a performance" or "performer". In colloquial language, it can be interpreted as "pretending".

2. act is a countable noun and is mostly used in the singular form.

3. act can be used as a verb, taking a noun or adjective as a predicate, which means "pretending" and "showing the ruler".

4. Fan Gao act generally refers to the intransitive verb when "acting", and is used as a transitive verb when it is interpreted as "playing (a role in drama or film and television)". When used as an intransitive verb, it can also be used as the subject of "drama".

5. Act the hero (pretend to be heroic), act the child (make a child's appearance) and other expressions use the, instead of a.

6. When the focus is on the person's situation at that time, use adjectives instead of adverbs after acting.

Difference Between ACT and SAT:

The ACT exam is more like a subject test, which emphasizes the candidate's mastery of the course knowledge, and also takes into account the test of the candidate's ability to think independently and make high decisions.

In terms of difficulty, the ACT test is easier than the SAT, especially for Chinese candidates, who may be more likely to get a relatively satisfactory score in the short term.

There are 7 states in the United States that require students to take the ACT, they are: Illinois, Colorado, Michigan, Kentucky, Wyoming, Tennessee, Maine. For the SAT, there is no state requirement that the SAT is mandatory.

The ACT is one of the must-have exams to study in the United States! The ACT consists of four main parts. When preparing for the exam, it is helpful to have some ACT skills. Let's introduce you to the parts of the ACT test.

The ACT exam consists of the following five parts:

1. Article revision.

The time is 45 minutes, and 75 questions need to be completed without fiber modification. The difficulty of the questions varies, and it is best for candidates to skip the difficult questions and complete the easier ones first.

Don't waste too much time on difficult questions and miss out on scoring points on easy questions.

Two: Mathematics. The duration is 60 minutes, with a total of 60 questions. The question here is simple, you can use a calculator.

However, due to the limited time available on the exam, most test takers are nervous, so long questions about reading and comprehension are often the biggest questions for test takers.

At the end of this part of the exam, there will be a 15-minute break. Candidates can walk out of the examination room and move freely.

Three: Reading and reading.

For candidates, the easiest to get started is natural science, whose article structure is typical and the topic setting is relatively standardized.

Therefore, it is highly recommended that candidates do the science questions first, and then do the ** and humanities questions.

Four: Scientific reasoning.

This part is not difficult, but the method is important. You don't have to read the introduction of the experiment, just look at the problem and focus on the **and** of the topic.

Remember to complete it within the allotted time, as the invigilator will take the exam paper back when the time is up, and the answer sheet must be fully colored before then.

Five: Composition. A new test paper will be issued for the essay section. The exam lasts half an hour and the questions are generally not difficult.

The entire ACT test starts at 9 a.m. and ends at 1:10 p.m., which is a long time.

The maximum score on the ACT test is 36 points, and the total score is taken as the average of the 4 sections. The full score of the essay is 12 points, which is not included in the total score, and the score is given separately.

The noun of act is action.

action

Pronunciation: English [ k n], American [ k n].

Interpretation: nLet's go; Activity; Function; Fight; Plot.

Transformation: Past tense.

actioned, past participle.

actioned, present participle actioning, third person singular actions, plural actions.

Collocation: bring an action to sue (someone).

take action.

chemical action.

Woman of Action.

Word usage

action is used as a countable noun.

, it is mostly used in the plural. The plural form of action often corresponds to words when referring to a person's "behavior" in general.

Action is often used in its singular form to denote the main events that occur in a play or book, preceded by the definite article the.

action can add an indefinite article when there is a modifier on the hand of He.

But in take action, even if there is an adjective modifier, there is no indefinite article.

action can occasionally be used as a verb to "take action" or "take measures", implying that the action or measure taken is "appropriate".