Punctuation
What punctuation mark would you use to end a sentence where you are telling someone what to do?
What type of word describes a noun?
Adjective
What type of sentence is this:
David walked slowly to the cafeteria.
Declarative
What type of clause cannot stand on its own as a complete thought?
Dependent Clause
Which pronouns indicate 1st person POV?
Exclamation point !
What type of noun is an idea (something you cannot see) - like friendship?
Abstract noun
What type of sentence is this:
When do we get to visit the museum?
Interrogative
What type of clause can stand alone as a complete thought?
Independent Clause
Which pronouns indicate 2nd person POV?
you, yours, yourself
What punctuation mark should you use when you are asking someone a question?
Question mark ?
What type of word describes a verb?
Adverb
Is the following sentence SIMPLE or COMPOUND?
The class was excited, and they could not wait to get their test scores back.
Compound
Identify the dependent clause:
If you can work the open shift on Sunday, you will earn extra money.
If you can work the open shift on Sunday
Which pronouns indicate 3rd person POV?
they, she, he, theirs
What punctuation mark could you use to continue you sentence, but show that you are taking a breath?
Comma ,
What is a pronoun?
A word that REPLACES a noun (he, she they, it)
Is the following sentence COMPOUND or COMPLEX?
After seeing the movie, Blake decided that he preferred the book better.
Complex
Identify the independent clause:
She wants to travel the world and see all the sights.
She wants to travel the world
What POV is this sentence?
"I prefer hot cocoa!" said Shelley as she sat down.
3rd
What punctuation mark could you use to combine 2 separate fragments into one, long sentence?
A semicolon ;
What is the adverb in this sentence:
Tom laid down and slowly drifted off to sleep.
slowly
How do you know if a sentence is COMPOUND or COMPLEX?
The type of conjunction that is used, and the ability to break the sentence into complete separate sentences.
What are the 2 categories of conjunctions?
Coordinating and subordinating
What POV is this sentence?
"You need to be careful, Tim!" I screamed.
1st person