A question asked to create dramatic effect or to make a point.
What is a rhetorical question?
The fanboys, but not a singing group like the Beach Boys
What is for, and, nor, but, or, yet, and so? What are conjunctions?
What kind of sentence says you will do as I say?
What is a an imperative sentence?
describes a person place thing or idea
What is an adjective?
use me to separate independent clause
What is a comma
A claim not to be taken literally.
What is hyperbole?
Like the TLC they have three members, but unlike TLC these three modifies or describes a noun
What is, "a, an, and the" or What are the articles?
This type of sentence asks a question
What is an interrogative sentence?
a mark used to indicate possession, or omission of letters
What is an apostrophe?
related to both formal and informal writing in cases of inquiry
What is a question mark?
a figure of speech where a word or phrase is applied to an object or action to which it is not literally applicable
What is a metaphor?
... is from America?
What is a prepositional phrase?
This sentence doesn't know when to end?
What is a run-on sentence?
strong speech, abrupt remark
What is interjection? (exclamation)
to join two related independent clauses and a coordinating conjunction
When to use a semicolon?
What is an allegory?
the noun and predicate must cooperate in tense and number(s)
What is subject-verb agreement?
This sentence makes a statement
What is a declarative sentence?
modifies or qualifies an action word
What is an adverb?
A fabulous person who created this cool game for you to show off your academic skills?
Who is Ms Moore?
contradiction in terms such as "free slave"
What is a oxymoron?
The thing or person that undergoes an action has its state changed
What is passive voice?
missing either the subject or its main verb
What is a sentence fragment?
Mrs. Nelson, Ms. Rentana, Nava Academy are all lumped together as
What are proper nouns?
to avoid plagiarizing someone else's work in a formal essay, using someone else's words
When to use quotation marks?