LGR Units 1-4
LGR Units 5-8
LGR Units 9-12
Analyzing
Grammar
100

To expect beforehand 

Anticipate

100

Able to last; strong

Durable

100

A statement naming the cause of a condition

Diagnosis

100

What is the subject in the following sentence:

"Under the tree sat a tiny squirrel."

"squirrel"

100

What type of sentence is:

"Do your homework now."

Imperative

100

Active and lively

Energetic

100

Enormous; immense

Astronomical

100

Occurring every year

Annual

100

What part of the sentence is "starter" in the following:

"Will the kid be a starter on the squad next year?"

Predicate Nominative

100

What are the most common relative pronouns?

that, which, who, whom, whose
100

To support; to give approval to

Condone

100

To back up; to support

Corroborate

100

Famous in a negative way

Notorious
100

Identify the adverbs in the following sentence:

"I did not go to school yesterday."

"not" "yesterday"

100

Give an example of an exclamatory sentence.

Anything statement with emotion will do!

200

Vigorous

Done with power, force, or energy

200

Celestial

Having to do with the sky or heavens

200

Rational

Sound in mind; logical

200

What part of the sentence is the word "home" in the following:

"After school, I ran home."

Adverb

200

What happens when you put a subordinating conjunction in front of a principal clause?

It makes the clause subordinate (dependent)

200

Enact

To make legal or official

200

Demote

To lower in rank or authority

200

Formidable

Difficult to overcome; intimidating 

200

What is the adjectival (relative) clause in the following:

"One Saturday morning, Porter had an idea that required popcorn and molasses."

"that required popcorn and molasses"

200

What are the first three things you must look for in the order of analysis?

1. Look for coordinating conjunctions (FANBOYS)

2. Identify all phrases

3. Identify all clauses

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