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Conjunctions that work together to join items such as whether/or; neither/nor; not only/but also Corrdinating Conjunctions
______ the teacher _____ the students needed a break are examples of correlative conjunctions because they join the teacher and students Both; And
_________ Conjunctions that join a dependent clause to the related independent clause and they describe the relationship of the two parts of the sentence Subordinating
We treat ourselves during football seasons to several orders BECAUSE we love pizza is an example of a ______ _____ Subordinating Conjunction
Show relationships in "time" such as AFTER the party and "space" such as Under the table Prepositions
Words that add expression of emotion and can be punctuated with a comma or explanation point such as "Ouch!, he stepped on my toe." Interjections
Interjections that add expression of emotion can be placed ________ in the sentence. Anywhere
The ________ is what the sentence is about and is usually a noun that performs the main action of the sentence Subject
The subject of the sentence is usually a ______ that performs the main ______ of the sentence Noun; Action
_______ describes what the subject is doing or being and contains the verb and the object that accompany it such as "Threw the ball" Predicate
Group of words that communicate a partial idea and lack either a subject or a predicate Phrase
A _______ will always have a subject and predicate, a _______ will only have one of those Sentence; Phrase
_______ clauses can stand alone as its own sentence. Ex. The dog ate her homework Independent
_______ clauses cannot stand alone as their own sentence and they sound incomplete. Ex. Because the dog ate her homework Dependent
You can end a sentence with a _______, _______ mark, or exclamation mark. Period; Question
A _____ is used to introduce a list, a definition, or a explanation Colon
The clause _______ the colon must be an ______ clause Before; Independent
A _______ is placed ______ two independent clauses and shows their general relationship Semicolon; Between
Coordinating conjunctions (FANBOYS) _________ be used with a _______ Cannot; Semicolon
Conjunctive adverbs, such as HOWEVER, can be used after a _______. Ex. She may not have to take the course this year; however, she will eventually have to sign up for that specific course Semicolon
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