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Adjectives/ Adverbs
Kitchen Sink
Prepositions
Interjections/ Conjunctions
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What are the 3 articles? 

the, a, an

100
What words do adjectives modify?
Nouns and Pronouns
100

What word(s) are adjectives in the following sentence: She wore the beautiful, red dress to the ball. 

beautiful, red 

100

Which of the following words is a preposition? 

under

quickly

beautiful

wow

under

100
What is the definition of a conjunction?
A conjunction is a word used to join words or groups of words.
200

Which article is definitive? 

the 

200
What is the definition of an adverb?
An adverb is a word that usually modifies a verb, and adjective, or another adverb.
200

In the sentence "He almost never arrives late," which word is an adverb?

almost 

200

In the sentence "The excited children ran through the park," what is the preposition?

through

200

What type of clause does a subordinating conjunction start? 

dependent

300

Which indefinite article do you use when the noun after it starts with a vowel? 

an

300
What questions do adjectives answer?
Which one, What Kind, How Much, How Many
300

In the sentence "Unless you study, you will fail the test," what is the subordinating conjunction?

unless 

300

Prepositions indicate a relationship between words that can show what 4 things? 

How, where, which one, when

300

What are the two types of interjections? 

strong and mild 

400

Which article completes the sentence, Charisma wants to rent _____ kayak for the weekend? 

a

400

What do adverbs often end in? 

ly

400
What is the prepositional phrase in the following sentence: He placed the book on the shelf. 

on the shelf

400
True or False: A prepositional phrase always has to have a noun in it.
True
400

What do interjections show in a sentence? 

emotions

500

What is the difference between a definitive and indefinite article? 

Definitive names a specific noun, indefinite does not 

500

What 6 questions do adverbs answer? 

how? why? when? how often? where? how much? 

500
Identify the dependent clause in the following sentence: She was tardy because she missed the bus. 

because she missed the bus

500

Is it possible to have subjects in a prepositional phrase?

No; objects 

500

Name the conjunctions and the interjections. Yes, he is a nice boy even though some don't believe it. 

Yes; even though 

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