Define what an object of a sentence is.
Who or what is receiving an action.
A Phrase is like a clause, but with parts missing.
True
When deciding to use a or an the ________ governs what you use, not the ___________. A) sound, letter B) letter, sound
A) sound, letter
Adjective or Adverb: The boy in my class is so LOUD.
ADJECTIVE
Predicates are the part of the sentence that is NOT the noun
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
Phrases are groups of words that have a subject and a predicate.
False
True or False: Adjectives typically modify action verbs, and adverbs typically follow linking verbs.
False
Clauses are groups of words that are missing either their subject or predicate.
False
True or False: Adjectives tell you which one, what kind, or how many
True
True or False: Adverbs typically modify/ add to verbs.
True
Define what a subject of a sentence is.
Who or what is doing the action.
True or False: Adverbs tell you where, when, how, how often, and how much
True
Adjective or Adverbs: The boy in my class speaks so loudly.
ADVERB
True or False: A, An, and The are prepositions.
FALSE: They are articles