Grammar 1
This punctuation is used after the salutation of a business letter
What is a colon
Verbs that do not have receivers
What is intransitive
This is used to identify or explain the noun
What is an appositive
He wrote "The Ugly Duckling"
Who is AA Milne
She wrote "The Rat Trap"
Who is Selma Lagerlof
This kind of publication is italicized
What is a book
These words introduce noun clauses
What are signal words
Colons and semicolons will always go this side of the closing quotation marks
What is inside
He wrote "The Kings Musketeers"
Who is Alexandre Dumas
He wrote "The Necklace"
Who is Guy De Maupassant
This is the mood of a sentence that asks a question
What is interrogative
The verb phrase " has been climbing" is this verb tense
What is present perfect progressive
In a topical outline, the main points are always written in this way.
What is words or phrases
Literature that deals with everyday characters placed in usual situations
What is realism
This is what we call the repetition of the initial sound of a word.
What is alliteration
This verbal can only be used as a noun
What is a gerund
This is used to indicate letters and words that are used to denote titles of works
What are italics
A nonessential phrase or clause will be set off from the rest of the sentence with this punctuation.
Commas
This is the village that the tale of Evangeline begins in.
What is Grand Pre
This is what we call the regional language that the writers use to make the dialogue more realistic
What is dialect
This part of the paragraph gives examples, reasons, or incidents
what are developing sentences
This is used to connect two independent clauses if no comma and conjunction are used
What is a semicolon
In the passive voice, the subject is doing this because of the action verb.
What is receiving
In "A Start in Life," Daisy complained about this consistently.
What is a tooth ache
This is what we call an expressed comparison of unlike things in which the words like or as are used
What is a simile