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Adjectives and Adverbs :)
Simple, Compound, and Complex
Clause vs. Phrase
Independent and Dependent
Types of ponouns
100
Is this an Adverb or Adjective? "between"
Adverb
100
What type of sentence is this? > Jack and jill ran up the hill.
simple
100
What is a clause?
A clause is a part of a sentence. There are two main clauses which are dependent and independent.
100
Is "the bug went" a dependent or independent clause?
dependent
100
What type of pronoun is THERE when used in the sentence. There is an old woman stalking me.
Demonstrative
200
Is this an Ajective or Adverb? "successful"
Adjective
200
what is a simple sentence made up of?
1 independent clause
200
What is a phrase?
Any small group of words within a sentence of a clause.
200
Is "The pony swam" a dependent or independent clause?
Independent
200
What kind of pronoun is SOMEBODY when used in the sentence If somebody knows where my car keys are, please let me know.
Indefinite
300
Is this an Adjective or Adverb? "ripe"
Adjective
300
What is a compound sentence made up of?
2 independent clauses
300
Which type of sentence is this? > Jack and Jill ran up the hill.
Simple
300
Is " the people are" a dependent or independent clause?
Dependent
300
what type of pronoun is WHO when used in the sentence Who stole my cookies?
Interrogative
400
Is this an Adjective or Adverb? 'Cheerfully"
Adverb
400
What type of sentence is this? > It was a bright cold day in April, and the clocks were striking twelve.
Compound
400
Is this sentence a clause or phrase? > Leaving behind the dog.
phrase
400
Is "The tiger" a dependent or independent clause?
dependent
400
What type of pronoun is YOU when used in the sentence You are going to be in big trouble
Singular
500
Is this an Adjective or Adverb? "shallow"
Adjective
500
What does is a complex sentence made up of?
1 independent clause and 1 dependent clause
500
Is this sentence a clause or a phrase? > When the saints go marching in.
A clause
500
Is "The pig squeals" a dependent or independent clause?
Independent
500
What type of pronoun is WE when used in the sentence We all like to party.
Plural