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ME vs I
Which Is It?!
Comma at Me!
The Clauses
Colons
100
Grumpy and I went for a jog.
What is the correct use of I?
100
There is a blue pen in my purse.
What is the location of my pen?
100
I really should be using a comma, commas make everything better.
What is a comma splice?
100
It has a subject and a verb
What is a clause?
100
I often set up and draw the reader's attention to ideas the come after me.
What is a colon?
200
Me studying for a test.
What is the incorrect use of me?
200
You're asking too many questions.
What is the correct use of the contraction you are?
200
I love cooking, cats and, dogs.
What is the incorrect use of a comma?
200
It has a subject and verb, and it is a complete thought.
What is independent clause?
200
The train leaves at 3:47 pm.
What is using the colon to indicate time?
300
Take out the other person to avoid confusion.
What is the difference between using me or using I?
300
Tells the ownership of someone else's things.
What is your?
300
I have to put a comma after "In 1919," because supposedly it is wrong not to!
What is using a comma after an introductory phrase?
300
When the sky turned gray,
What is dependent clause?
300
Her favorite subjects are: math and history.
What is the incorrect use of a colon?
400
Rose and I are going shopping. I is....
What is the subject pronoun?
400
They're class ended on time.
What is the incorrect form of they are?
400
A comma is used before the "and" in this sentence, in order to link two independent clauses. "I am an English teacher, and I love Shakespeare!"
What is the use of a comma with FANBOYS?
400
It has a subject and a verb, but it is not a complete thought.
What is a dependent clause?
400
I link two closely-related independent clauses.
What is a semi-colon?
500
Me is receiving the action.
What is the object pronoun?
500
Did your nap help?
What is the correct form of your?
500
Its use is optional, but it helps to avoid confusion!
What is an oxford comma?
500
Easily confused with a clause, but it is missing a verb or subject.
What is a phrase?
500
It looks like it might rain; however, the weather report suggests sunshine all day.
What is linking together two independent clauses with an adverb?