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Parts of Speech
Comma Rules
Who vs. Whom
Types of Nouns
Parts of Speech 2
100
this part of speech describes nouns and pronouns
What is an adjective?
100
Joe, MY BEST FRIEND, likes cookies.
What is an appositive?
100
a subject or PN
What is "who"?
100
HONG KONG was freed from British rule in 1997.
What is a subject?
100
To find this part of speech, you must find the DO and ask "to/for whom/what".
What is an indirect object?
200
This part of speech answers the questions how, when, and where.
What is an adverb?
200
I like to play CHESS, MONOPOLY, AND CHECKERS.
What is "commas in a series"?
200
an object
What is "whom"?
200
President Obama lives in WASHINGTON D.C.
What is the object of a preposition?
200
a group of related words with a subject and verb
What is a clause?
300
This part of speech takes the place of an antecedent.
What is a pronoun?
300
Bob is a professor, AND Bill is an actor.
What is the "comma and conjunction joining to independent clauses" rule?
300
_________ is going to the store today?
What is "who"?
300
George is a PHILANTHROPIST; he travels around the world helping orphans with cancer.
What is a PN?
300
a word that expresses strong emotion
What is an interjection?
400
This type of conjunction always works with a "relative".
What is a correlative conjunction?
400
MARIA, can you pass the salt?
What is the "commas for direct adress" rule?
400
You gave _______ the gift?
What is "whom"?
400
General Zaroff, an expert HUNTER, is the antagonist in the short story "The Most Dangerous Game".
What is an appositive?
400
FANBOYS
What is a coordinating conjunction?
500
This part of speech shows the relationship between 2 nouns or pronouns.
What is a preposition?
500
ADDITIONALLY, everyone should also do page 5 for homework.
What is the "commas after introductory words" rule?
500
Ferdinand, ______ was a baseball player, retired 20 years ago.
What is "who"
500
To find this noun you must locate the AV and ask "whom/what".
What is a direct object?
500
part of an infinitive phrase or a preposition
What is "to"?