Parts of Speech
Types of Sentences
Sentence Structures
Subject/Predicate
Misc.
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Which part of speech is an interrupter, and normally one or two words, often at the beginning of a sentence?

Interjection

100

What punctuation mark is always at the end of an interrogative sentence?

Question mark

100

In thinking about the types of structures, what does compound mean?

There are at least two independent clauses, or they have been compounded (multiplied).

100

What does the term "simple" mean in subject/predicate?

That there is a focus on one word, either the main subject or first verb 

100

What do you need to have in a complete sentence?

A subject and a verb

200

How are nouns and pronouns related?

Pronouns stand in for specific nouns

200

How might an imperative sentence only contain one word?

Because it may have an implied subject and the word remaining would be the verb.

200

Is the following a dependent or an independent clause?

After the game was played

Dependent

200

What does the term "compound" mean when thinking about a compound subject or compound predicate?

There are two or more and they are joined by the word "and"

200

Is it possible to have a complete sentence that is only one word?

Yes. Commands could be just the verb and the subject "you" is implied.

300

What three things do adverbs modify?

verbs, adjectives and other adverbs

300

Why would it make sense that an interjection may appear in an exclamatory sentence?

Because often interjections are emotional and attention-getting in nature.

300

What does the "complex" label mean in complex and compound complex sentences?

That there is a mix of clauses: dependent and independent

300

What does the term complete mean when talking about subject/predicate?

Everything that is connected to either the subject or predicate is included.

300

Fix the error by changing the part of speech that is incorrect

He was near crying when he found out the news.

He was nearly crying

Change the adjective near to the adverb nearly

400

What's it called when you have "multiple" subjects?

Compound subject

400

Which type of sentence is the most common?

Declarative

400

What type of sentence structure is this?

He batted for the other team, but he was dedicated to ours, in spirit.

Compound

400

What is the simple predicate in this example?

Was going to the fair.

Was

400

Which word in the following sentence is an adverb and what is it modifying?

The purely golden moon shone on the stunning city.

Purely is the adverb

It is modifying golden

500

Why did we draw a cube to learn about prepositions?

Because it was a starting point to show the locations around a cube: above, below, beside, etc.

500

What type of sentence is this?

I don't know.

Declarative

500

What type of sentence is this?

Because Tyrone has several allergies, his mom is keeping him at home today.

Complex

500

What is the simple subject in this example?

Both of the girls

Both

500

What are all of the conjunctions?

for, and, nor, but, or, yet, so

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