Adjectives
Which sentence uses coordinate adjectives correctly?
A) She wore a small red hat.
B) She wore a small, red hat.
What is B?
Identify the phrase:
“My cousin, a skilled pianist, performed last night.”
Identify the sentence type:
“Although the test was difficult, we finished on time.”
What is Complex?
What is morphology?
Decide if the conjunction is coordinate or subordinate:
“Neither the students nor the teacher knew the answer
What is Coordinate?
What adjective form is the word fastest?
What is superlative adjectives?
Identify the phrase:
“Yes, surprisingly, we finished early.”
What is an interrupter phrase?
What type of sentence is the following?
During the storm, the lights in the gym flickered.
What is Simple?
Identify the prefix:
misunderstand
What type of sentence is this?
The students brought notebooks, pencils, folders, and calculators.
What is simple?
Which adjective form is the word quicker?
What is comparative?
Fix the punctuation:
“My brother a talented actor starred in the play.”
What is:
My brother, a talented actor, starred in the play.
Identify the sentence type:
“I finished my work after the bell rang, and I left.”
What is Compound-Complex?
Which morpheme changes “help” into a noun meaning “one who helps”
Helper
Identify and label the conjunction:
“Although it was raining, we went for a hike.”
What is a subordinating conjunction? - Although
Choose the correct word:
“Of the two solutions, this one is simpler / simplest.”
What is Simpler?
Which sentence is punctuated correctly?
A) The coach, our history teacher, arrived late.
B) The coach our history teacher arrived late.
An Independent clause can stand alone, while a dependent clause cannot.
Determine the meaning of “autobiography” by breaking down the morphemes auto + bio + graphy
Is the following a phrase or a clause?
He fell.
Flip the words
Add the word "and" in between
Why is this phrase an interrupter, not an appositive?
“Honestly, I forgot the assignment.”
What is:
It does not identify/describe a noun.
What is the difference between a phrase and a clause?
A phrase does not have BOTH a subject and a verb while a clause does.
or
A clause has to have BOTH a subject and a verb while a phrase does not.
Break apart and label each part for the word: unpredictable
prefix: un
predict: root word
able: suffix
HEY HEY HAVE YOU HEARD, IF YOU WANT TO HAVE A CLAUSE, HAVE A SUBJECT AND A VERB