Punctuation
Capitalization
Sentence Structure
Parts of Speech
Sentence Types
100

Most sentences end with this.

period or full stop (.)

100

Every sentence starts with this.

capital letter

100

The part of the sentence that tells what or who the sentence is about.

Subject

100

This part of speech includes people, places, and things.

noun

100

A sentence that tells what someone or something is or does.

declarative sentence

200

This is used when you make a list in a sentence.

comma (,)

200

These are found on calendars and must be capitalized.

Days and Months

200

The part of the sentence that tells what happened.

predicate

200

This type of word describes the action in a sentence.

verb

200

A question mark would indicate this type of sentence.

interrogative sentence

300

This mark shows ownership or possession.

apostrophe (')

300

The words that should be capitalized in the following sentence: i am going to talk to robert.

I

Robert

300

A group of words that can't stand alone. 

E.g. ...because she was hungry

Dependent Clause

300

A word that modifies or describes a noun or pronoun

adjective

300

A sentence that gives a command or makes a request.

imperative sentence

400

This mark indicates excitement or anger.

Exclamation point (!)

400

These types of nouns require capitalization. 

proper nouns

400

The basic structure of sentences in English is S-V-O. What does this stand for?

Subject-Verb-Object

400

Verbs ending with -ing

Gerunds

400

A sentence that shows strong feeling.

exclamatory sentence

500

This “double apostrophe” goes by this name.

quotation marks (")

500

The word(s) that should be capitalized in the following sentence: abraham lincoln was the president during the civil war.

Abraham, Lincoln, Civil, and War

500

The part missing from the following sentence to make it complete: Ran out of the room in tears.

Subject

500

Give 5 examples of PAST PARTICIPLE

5 examples

500

The two types of sentences that cannot end in a period.

interrogative and exclamatory

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