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A noun or a noun phrase that renames a noun, always goes after the noun it describes, and can never be an opener
What is: Appositive
- a verbal that function as nouns
-has an -ing ending
What is: Gerund
The form of the verb that asks a Question
What is: interrogative Mood
Name in the Appositive in this sentence: My teacher, Mr. Essell, Passed out the study guides
What is: Mr. Essell
Name the mood in this sentence: Sarah wrote Tom a note.
What is: indicative
Starts with an noun and then a participle (noun + participle) describes a noun
What is: Absolute
- a verbal that is the purest form of the verb
-always has "to" in front of the verb
-can function as a noun, adjective, or adverb
What is: Infinitive
The form of the verb that expresses a command
what is: Imperative Mood
Find the Absolute in this sentence: Arms shaking, he carried the heavy groceries for his mom.
What is: Arms Shaking
Name the Verb mood in this sentence: Did Sarah write Tom a note?
What is: Interrogative
A group of words that begins with a participle (-ing, -ed, -en verb); acts as an adjective
What is: Participle/ Participle Phrases
What voice is this sentence in? Dr. Who flies the tardis and saves the world.
What is: Active Voice
The form of the verb that expresses a situation that is dependent upon another event.
What is: Conditional Mood
Name the participle Phrase in this sentence: Tapping my pencil, i waited nervously.
What is: Tapping my pencil
What is: Imperative
A verb that functions as some other part of speech in a sentence: gerunds, participles, and infinitives.
The subject is acted upon; he or she receives the action expressed by the verb.
What is: What is Passive Voice
The form of the verb that expresses a wish, statement contrary to fact, recommendation, or suggestion.
What is: Subjunctive Mood
Name the Gerund in this sentence: Swimming is her favorite form of exercise.
What is: Swimming
Name the Verb Mood in this sentence: If Sarah passes another note in class, she will get a detention.
What is: Conditional
Words or phrases that modify or describe part of a sentence. they can be located as an opener, an interrupter, or a closer in a sentence
Use a comma or commas to separate them from the independent clause
What is: Modifiers
The form of the verb that expresses a fact or statement
What is: Indicative Mood
The sentence contains an "if" clause that is hypothetical or contrary to fact. the other half of the sentence depends on the "if" clause
Name the Infinitive in this sentence: She told them to kiss and make up.
What is: to kiss
Name the Verb Mood in this Sentence: I require all note passing to be stopped
What is: Subjunctive