Unit 2A
Unit 2A
Grammar
Adjectives and Adverbs
Verbs
100

Definition: In an opposing direction

Adverse

100

To hold back

Constrain

100

Neither / Nor are examples of which part of speech?

Correlative Conjunctions 

100

What do adverbs describe?

Verbs 

100

Identify the helping verb: We were eating lunch outside. 

Were

200

Arid

Lacking in vitality or spirit, lifeless, waterless 

200

Antonyms: Ancient, antique, old

Contemporary 

200

FANBOYS is used to remember what types of conjunctions?

Coordinating Conjunctions

200

Identify the adverb: Jane carefully completed the form. 

Carefully 

200

Which sentence contains a linking verb:

1. Jack feels tired from running all afternoon. 

2. Jack felt the leather seat in his new car. 

Sentence #1

300

Synonyms: Assault, mugger, attacker

Assailant 

300

Give a description of

Depict

300

Identify the coordinating conjunction: The dog barked loudly yet no one seemed to notice him.

Yet

300

Identify the adjectives: My blue pen exploded all over my perfect white dress. 

blue, perfect, white

300

Is, was, seem, and because are all what type of verb?

Linking verb

400

A large sea wave

Billow

400

Include in scope

Encompass

400

Identify the TWO correlative conjunctions: I am unsure whether the stove or the burner is broken.

Whether and Or

400

What do adjectives describe in a sentence?

Nouns

400

Identify the verb in the sentence: My parents have taken us on vacation every summer. 

Have

500

Synonyms: Face or encounter

Confront

500

Unaffected 

Disinterested

500

Explain the difference between a phrase and a clause.

Phrase: A group of words that could never stand alone as a sentence and doesn’t contain a subject and a verb.


Clause: A group of words that contains a subject and a verb. It could be a complete sentence or part of a sentence that could stand alone.

500

Is "quick" an adjective or adverb in this sentence: That was a quick reply!

Adjective. Reply is used as a noun in this sentence. 

500

Identify the type of verbs in the sentence: He was reading all afternoon.

Was = helping 

Reading = action