Parts of SPEECH
Elements of a sentence
Analyze and Diagram
Punctuation
Random
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How many parts of speech are there?

eight

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What are the two principal elements?

subject and predicate

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What markings does a subject get?

one underline and an S on top

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What type of sentences uses periods or exclamation marks?

imperative sentences

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What is a predicate? what does it tell us?

predicates tell us something about our subject (what it is doing, what its like, what its being)

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What is a noun?

person, place, thing, idea
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What type of element receives the action of the subject?

direct object

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True or False: Linking verbs get two underlines

True

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Please correct the following sentence: "you will go to the store" he said?

"You will go to the store," he said.

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What are the seven conjunctions?

for, and, nor, but, or, yet, so

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What three parts of speech do adverbs modify?

verbs, other adverbs, and adjectives

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What parts of speech do prepositional phrases and relative clauses act like?

adjectives and adverbs

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What kind of words do you put on diagonal lines?

Modifiers (ex: adjectives, adverbs, etc.)

300

The punctuation mark that is used to create contractions and possessive nouns

an apostrophe

300

How do you analyze and diagram an interjection?

Analyze: put an INT under the word.

Diagram: on a line all by itself

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What are the 7 conjunctions?

for, and, nor, but, or, yet, so
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What do you call elements that are NOT necessary for a complete sentence. They are called __________ elements

subordinate elements

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How do you connect compound elements in a diagram?

put the conjunction on a dotted line between the two elements

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What do we use commas for?

(Must give at least two of these) in a list, at the end of a quote, before a conjunction, after an introductory clause.

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Which helping verbs can also act as being verbs?

am, is, are, was, were, be, being, been

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"Who, whose, whom, which, what" are examples of what type of pronoun?

interrogative pronouns

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What do the following elements have in common? Subject, direct object, predicate nominative, object of the preposition

they can all be nouns or pronouns

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What is the difference between the markings for a prepositional phrase and a relative clause?

A prepositional phrase gets ( ) and has a P (preposition) and an OP (object of prep).

A relative clauses gets [ ] and can contain a subject and predicate

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This punctuation mark can sometimes be used in place of a conjunction

the semicolon ;

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Please create a contraction from the following words: shall not

shan't

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