Morphology
The parts of a word
What are morphemes?
This type of sentence contains only one independent clause
What is a simple sentence?
"She walks to class" is written in this tense
What is simple present tense?
This punctuation mark can join two independent clauses
What is a semi-colon
A direct comparison
This suffix creates a new word form
What is a derivational suffix?
Words like "and", "but", "for", "nor", "or" are examples of this kind of conjunction
What is a coordinating conjunction?
"I will have eaten lunch by 15:00" is in this tense
What is future perfect tense?
This punctuation mark is missing this sentence: "The dog couldnt wait to eat its supper"
What is an apostrophe? ("couldn't", NOT "its")
This kind of verb has a subject, concord, and tense
What is a finite verb?
In the word "intrapersonal", the prefix means this...
What is 'within'?
A sentence with one independent and at least one dependent clause
What is a complex sentence?
"I would've gone to Disneyland" is in this tense
What is conditional perfect tense?
These punctuation marks insert extra information more dramatically than commas
What is an em dash?
You will find this form of a verb in the dictionary
What is a "lexical verb"?
"High school" is an example of this kind of compound word
What is 'open compound'?
These kinds of verbs are composed of more than one word
What is a phrasal verb?
In the statement, "they _____ (to know) about COVID-19 since 2019"
What is "have known"?
This punctuation mark can only be used in pairs
What is a bracket/quotation mark?
This stylistic element entails the repetition of the same word(s) at the start of neighbouring sentences
What is 'anaphora'?
"-ible" is used in cases where the word is...
What is 'of Latin origin'?
In this sentence type, the subordinate clause comes first, followed by an independent clause.
What is a periodic sentence?
In the sentence, this is an error: "Only later did she realise he knows the answer"
What is a mismatched tense? (knows -> knew)
What is an initialism?
When converting from direct to indirect speech, you must do this to the tense of dialogue.
What is "go back one step in time"?