Parts of speech
A _____ is a person, place, thing, or idea.
Noun
The two parts of a sentence.
Subject and predicate.
A ____ sentence is comprised of one independent clause.
An _____ clause can stand alone as a sentence.
Independent
Which is correct?
A. Tomorrow i'm going to Phelps Park.
B. Tomorrow I'm going to Phelps Park.
B. Tomorrow I'm going to Phelps Park.
A ______ is an action word.
Verb
Which part of speech typically acts as a subject?
Noun
A ____ sentence is comprised of at least two independent clauses.
Compound
A ____ cannot stand alone as a sentence.
Dependent
Which is the correct way to use the apostrophe when the sisters is plural?
A. Those are his sister's robots.
B. Those are his sisters' robots.
B. Those are his sisters' robots
An _____ is a word that describes a noun or a pronoun.
Adjective
Which part of speech typically acts as the predicate?
Verb
Is this a simple or compound sentence?
May likes her boyfriend, but she likes Jessica's boyfriend more.
Compound
Is this a dependent or independent clause?
Heidi forgot her best friend's birthday
Independent.
Which is correct?
A. It's my birthday.
B. Its my birthday.
A. It's my birthday.
A ____ is a word used to connect clauses or sentences.
Conjunction
Which is the subject in this sentence?
Flowers grow.
Flowers
What are the three words that indicate something is a compound sentence?
And, but, or
Is this an independent or dependent clause?
Since Cheryl had dinner
Dependent.
Which is correct?
A. Whose bunny is that?
B. Who's bunny is that?
A. Whose bunny is that?
A ____ a word that replaces a noun or noun phrase in a sentence.
Pronoun
What is the predicate in the following sentence?
In the middle of the storm, the old oak tree stood tall and unwavering.
stood tall
What is the name of the part of speech that connects the two independent clauses in a compound sentence?
Coordinating conjunction
Is this an independent or dependent clause?
Because Malik remembered.
Dependent.
Which is correct?
A. Their always forgetting there homework.
B. They're always forgetting their homework.
B. They're always forgetting their homework.