Run-Ons
Sentence Fragments
They're/Their/There
Accept/Except
IE Words
100
A complete sentence
What is an independent clause
100
An incomplete sentence
What is a dependent clause
100
A contraction you should always split up
What is they're/they are
100
when you receive a gift, you
What is accept it
100
There are (eight, ieght) candles on the cake
What is eight
200
Two or more independent clauses joined without appropriate puncuation
What is a run-on sentence
200
a sentence that cannot stand by itself.
What is a sentence fragment
200
Version you use to show possession
What is their
200
When you defer from the rule
What is an exception
200
I have not (recieved, received) a letter since Saturday
What is received
300
Punctuation mark that offers a pause in the sentence
What is a comma
300
Best way to spot sentence fragments
What is edit your paper
300
Version you use to describe a place or position
What is there
300
defined as not including
What is except
300
Have you ever been on a (sleigh, sliegh) ride?
What is sleigh
400
Punctuation mark that makes an independent clause.
What is a period
400
Two necessarily elements of every complete sentence
What is a subject and a verb
400
Version you would use to describe where you parked
What is there
400
one definition of this word is believe, or come to recognize
What is accept
400
Her (neice, niece) is going to come to (grief, greif)
What is niece, grief
500
Best way to spot run-on sentences
What is proofread your paper!
500
A subject is usually a
What is noun (person, place, or thing)
500
Version you would use to describe people
What is they are
500
Best way to catch any mistakes involving these words
What is PROOFREAD
500
He's the most (conceited, concieted) man I know
What is conceited
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