This is the preposition in this sentence:
She looked outside and saw snow on the ground.
What is on (outside is not a preposition because there is no prepositional phrase.)?
100
This type of phrase modifies, or describes, a noun or pronoun.
What is an adjective phrase?
100
This is a word used to connect parts of a sentence such as words, clauses, or phrases.
What is coordinating conjunction?
100
These words: also, besides, furthermore, and moreover are used to replace this conjunction.
What is and?
100
Interjections are this (definition)
What is a word of group of words that express strong feelings?
200
This is the prepositional phrase in the sentence:
There are flowers throughout the meadow.
What is throughout the meadow?
200
This type of prepositional phrase modifies, or describes, a verb, adjective, or another adverb.
What is an adverb phrase?
200
These are pairs of words used to connect word or phrases in a sentence.
What are correlative conjunctions?
200
These words: however, nevertheless, and still are used to replace this conjunction.
What is but?
200
If an interjection expresses strong feelings it
What is stands alone followed by an exclamation point?
300
These types of pronouns are used as objects of preposition and they include these pronouns (9)
What is object pronouns? What are me, you, him, her, it, us, you, them, and whom?
300
There are this many adverb phrases in the following sentence:
The girls, in the house, left for the airport at nine o'clock in the morning.
What is 3? (for the airport, at nine o'clock, and in the morning)
300
Coordinating conjunctions form compound ___________(4)
What are compound subjects, predicates, object of preposition, or sentence?
300
The words: consequently, therefore, so, and thus are used to state this
What is a result?
300
If an interjection expresses milder feelings it
What is appears as part of the sentence followed by a comma?
400
There are this many prepositional phrases in the following sentence:
Before you open the cupboard all the way, peek inside for an Indian.
What is one? (for an Indian)
400
This is the adjective phrase(s) in the following sentence:
Most students at St. Pat's, are nice to one another.
What is at St. Pat's?
400
The nor/or rule tells us to look to this subject to determine if the verb should be plural or singular.
What is the second subject? (nor/or ignore the first subject)
400
The words: equally, likewise, and similarly are used to state this
What is equality?
400
This is used after the interjection in the following sentence:
We are going to Disney World Yay
What is an exclamation point?
500
These are the nine most common pronouns.
What are to, for, of, from, by, at, in, on, and with?
500
Adjective and adverb phrases always start with this.
What is a preposition?
500
The following sentence is an example of this compound:
She studied at the library and home.
What is compound object of a preposition?
500
This word and punctuation could be used to replace the conjunction in this sentence:
Mrs. Perrault collected children, but she lost them all at the toy store.
What is ;however,?
500
True or False, In the following sentence, if you were to add punctuation, you would put a comma after Phew and an exclamation point at the end.
Phew that was a close call