Irony and Punctuation
Grammar Usage
Sentences
Pronouns and Antecedents
Foreign Words
100
Between two clauses if there is not a conjunction
What is semicolon
100
Links the subject to another word in the predicate
What is linking verb
100
A group of clauses that starts with a capital letter, expresses a complete though, and ends with proper punctuation
What is sentence
100
Performs the action in a sentence
What is subject pronoun
100
A feeling of have experienced something before.
What is déjà vu
200
To form contractions or to form possessive nouns
What is apostrophe
200
Part of sentence that tells about the subject
What is predicate
200
An incomplete sentence
What is sentence fragment
200
Permits the same noun to be both subject and object for the same verb
What is reflexive pronoun
200
A dangerous woman
What is femme fatale
300
I have told you a million times to clean up your room.
What is verbal irony
300
A noun or pronoun that follows an action verb and comes before the direct object
What is indirect object
300
Stands on its own as a sentence
What is independent clause
300
Relates one part of a sentence to a noun or pronoun in another part of the sentence
What is relative pronoun
300
Liscense
What is carte blanche
400
You buy something after months of savings and then someone gets it for you for Christmas.
What is situational irony
400
In longer sentences, do not shift verb tense
What is parallel structure
400
Cannot stand on its own as a sentence.
What is subordinate clause
400
Stresses a noun's role in the action
What is intensive pronoun
400
The ordinary people
What is hoi polloi
500
Luke Skywalker finds out that Darth Vader is his father, and that the girl he is in love with is his own sister.
What is dramatic irony
500
Sometimes a phrase separates verb and subject
What is intervening phrases
500
Two simple sentence connected with a comma instead of ending the sentence.
What is comma splice
500
Does not refer to a specific noun, person, or thing
What is indefinite pronoun
500
To the extreme degree
What is ad nauseam
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