Phrases/Clauses
This is either a phrase or a clause.
Green eggs and ham
What is PHRASE?
Make JOE possessive.
What is JOE'S?
Extreme mental or physical exhaustion
What is FATIGUE?
Active or Passive.
The girl was bitten by the parrot.
What is PASSIVE?
Name the relative pronoun.
The food that Jim cooked was delicious.
What is THAT?
This is either a phrase or a clause.
After the bell rings.
What is CLAUSE?
Make GUS possessive.
What is Gus's?
Permission to not do something that other people have to do
What is EXEMPTION?
Active or Passive?
Jamal threw the football to the receiver.
What is ACTIVE?
Name the relative clause.
The boy who wore the red sweater started to cry.
What is WHO WORE THE RED SWEATER?
This is either an independent or dependent clause.
When my mom gets home after work.
What is DEPENDENT?
Make BIRDS possessive (plural)
What is BIRDS'?
Purpose or goals of one's actions
What is INTENTIONS?
Make this sentence ACTIVE.
The basketball was thrown through the hoop by Amara.
What is AMARA THREW THE BALL THROUGH THE HOOP?
Name all 5 relative pronouns
What is WHO, WHOM, WHICH, WHOSE, THAT?
This is either an independent or dependent clause.
She cries.
What is INDEPENDENT?
Make CHILDREN possessive
What is CHILDREN'S?
Orders or Commands
What is MANDATES?
Make this sentence passive.
Joey added eggs to the cake mix.
What is EGGS WERE ADDED TO THE CAKE MIX BY JOEY?
Who or whom?
Amanda called the dentist who/whom Shelly recommended.
What is
WHOM?
Phrase, Independent Clause, Dependent Clause.
So we can buy a new phone.
What is DEPENDENT CLAUSE?
Make JIM and DAWN possessive (they each own something seperately)
What is JIM'S AND DAWN'S?
The existing state or condition at a particular time
What is STATUS QUO?
Make this passive.
Kassandra ate four tacos at lunch yesterday.
What is FOUR TACOS WERE EATEN BY KASSANDRA AT LUNCH YESTERDAY?
Combine these sentences using a relative clause.
The toys are on the chair. I bought the toys.
What is THE TOYS THAT I BOUGHT ARE ON THE CHAIR?