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What is a compound noun?

A noun made up of more than one word: 

airplane

ice cream 

courthouse

dining room

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What word from Unit 2 is synonymous for "reason for doing something?"

Motive

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What is it called when characters are speaking to each other in a story?

Dialogue

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What are some renewable sources?

water, wind, solar

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An "independent clause" is also called a __________. 

simple sentence

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Where is Giza?

It's a city in Egypt. 

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Can you give me an example of an English idiom?

There are many... 

raining cats and dogs

flew off the handle 

a whole new ball game

a fork in the road

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What is the key difference between regular and irregular verbs?

Regular verbs end in -d, -ed, or -ied in the simple past; irregular verbs do not. 

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Which sentence is using the passive voice?

a) The cat was chasing the mouse. 

b) The mouse was chased by the cat into the hole. 

c) I was at school yesterday. 

d) We were eating dinner at 6 o'clock. 

b) The mouse was chased by the cat into the hole. 

The subject is still "cat" because the cat is still performing the main verb (chase). 

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A sentence that has one independent clause and one dependent clause is called a __________ sentence. 

compound

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If something is correct, or exact, we say it is _________. 

(from Unit 1)

Accurate 

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Can you tell me what an "indefinite pronoun" is? 

An indefinite pronoun does not name a specific person, place, or thing. 

everybody, somebody, everything, anything, etc. 

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What is a synonym for "help?" (from Unit 2)

Assist

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Which sentence is using an imperative?

a) Can you please help me?

b) Do you want to play video games?

c) Help your brother. 

d) I was helping my grandmother in the garden. 

c) Help your brother. 

It is a command.

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An independent clause and a dependent clause connect to each other in a sentence using a ____________. 

conjunction

but, although, and, however
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What is an example of a "prepositional phrase?"

in front of

on top of 

next to 

away from

in between 

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How do we indicate that a noun is possessive?

With an apostrophe + s (Shen's, Sunny's, Michelle's)

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Can you say an example sentence with a preposition of time?

My mom is coming at 7 o'clock. 

I was born in March. 

We have class on Friday. 

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How must you always make the perfect tense? What key words do you need?

have/has/had + past participle 

has been

will have been 

have eaten

has gone

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Adverbs that end in -ly are called adverbs of __________. 

manner

500

What are the 8 parts of speech?

noun, verb, adjective, pronoun, conjunction, interjection, preposition, adverb

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What is the difference between a possessive adjective and a possessive pronoun?

A possessive adjective always goes before a noun in a sentence; it refers to a possessive noun. A possessive pronoun refers to the entire sentence, and they usually go at the end of a sentence. 

It's Kevin's book. It's his book.

It's Kevin's book. It's his.  


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What is an "expository essay?"

An expository essay is one that is written to explain something specific. 

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Can you give me an example of a cause-and-effect situation?

There are many! Remember: cause is the thing that happens, and effect is what happens after. 

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What Greek myth did we read about a man trying to rescue his wife from the Underworld?

Orpheus and Eurydice

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