To find this you have to ask "whom" or "what" after the verb.
How do you find a direct object?
100
This is a word that takes the place of a noun.
What is a pronoun?
100
These compare either zero, 2, or 3 or more things.
What are the degrees of comparison?
100
This shows action or state of being.
What is a verb?
100
1. Indicative- states a fact
2. Imperative- gives a command
3. Emphatic- emphasizes something
What are the 3 moods?
200
To find this you have to ask "to whom" "to what" "for whom" "for what" after the direct object.
How do you find an indirect object?
200
Subjective, demonstrative, interrogative, intensive, reflexive, indefinite, objective, relative, and possessive are all types of what?
What types of pronouns are there?
200
This does not show comparison.
What does the positive degree do?
200
This type of verb is another word for a helping verb.
What is an auxiliary verb?
200
This is a word that connects two separate sentences or parts of a sentence. (Think of FANBOYS to remember these)
What is a conjunction?
300
To find this you have to find "who" or "what" after the preposition.
How do you find the object of a preposition?
300
This type of pronoun asks questions: who, whom, whose.
What is an interrogative pronoun?
300
This degree compares two things.
What does the comparative degree do?
300
To form this type of principle part verb, you add "ing" to the base form of the verb.
How do you form the present participle?
300
Active- subject performs the action stated by the verb
Passive- Subject is acted upon by the verb
What are the active and passive voices?
400
This answers "whom" or "what".
What does the direct object answer?
400
This pronoun comes immediately after the antecedent in a sentence.
What is an intensive pronoun.
400
This degree compares three or more things.
What does the superlative degree do?
400
To form this principle part of a verb, you add "have,has,had" to the past form of the verb
How do you form the past participle of a verb.
400
These are 2 words made shorter by placing an apostrophe where letters have been taken out.
What is a contraction?
500
This answers "to/for whom" "to/for what".
What does the indirect object answer?
500
One of these refers to the person you are speaking to, another one refers to who you are referring to, and the last one refers t who you are talking about.
What are the First, Second, and Third persons?
500
1-base
2- base+er/more/less
3-base+est/most/least
How do you form the degrees of comparison?
500
To form this you add will or shall to the base part of the verb.
How do you form the future principle part of a verb?
500
This is a pronoun that does not refer to any person, amount, or thing in particular.
Category 1- Pronouns that refer to a non-specific noun
Category 2- Specific noun (that was previously mentioned) or words that follow to make it clear
What is an indefinite pronoun and its two categories?