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A Phrase is like a clause, but with parts missing.
True
Predicates are the part of the sentence that is NOT the noun
True
Clauses are groups of words that are missing either their subject or predicate.
False
Phrases are groups of words that have a subject and a predicate.
False
In the sentence: "Umm, you dropped that." Umm is the interjection
True
In the sentence: "Yes! I am ready to go." Yes! is an interjection.
True
The most common conjunctions are in the acronym FANBOYS. What does FANBOYS stand for?
For, And, Nor, But, Or, Yet, So
True or False: Conjunctions combine words or phrases in sentences.
True
True or False: Through, during, and between are prepositions.
True
True or False: To, from, and under are articles.
False: They are prepositions.
T or F: Prepositions create a relationship between words and often deal with space, time, and/or directions
True
We have to go to the grocery store in __________ hour. A) A B) An
B) An
I saw _________ asteroid in the sky. A) A B) An
B) An
When deciding to use a or an the ________ governs what you use, not the ___________. A) sound, letter B) letter, sound
A) sound, letter
True or False: A, An, and The are prepositions.
FALSE: They are articles
True or False: Adjectives typically modify action verbs, and adverbs typically follow linking verbs.
False
Adjective or Adverbs: The boy in my class speaks so loudly.
ADVERB
Adjective or Adverb: The boy in my class is so LOUD.
ADJECTIVE
True or False: Adjectives tell you which one, what kind, or how many
True
True or False: Adverbs tell you where, when, how, how often, and how much
True
True or False: Adverbs typically modify/ add to verbs.
True
True or False: Adjectives describe a noun or pronoun.
True
Label subject, verb, object: Kristina wanted a pet cat, but her dad said no.
S = Kristina, V = wanted, O = cat
Define what an object of a sentence is.
Who or what is receiving an action.
Define what a subject of a sentence is.
Who or what is doing the action.


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