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If you wrote a sentence that had a complete subject and a complete predicate, could you use adjectives in both parts of that sentence? yes
True or false: Nouns, proper nouns, and personal pronouns cannot be mixed when using coordination. false
When you are using "coordination," you can only join _____ language parts together (such as a complete sentence with a complete sentence). equal
What are the coordinating conjunctions? and, or, nor, for, so, yet, but
True or false: Coordinating conjunctions operate in pairs. false
True or false: In a compound sentence, only the but conjunction may be replaced with a semicolon. false
What kind of punctuation is used with titles of songs and short stories? Quotation marks
What kind of punctuation is used with letter s to form the possessive case of singular nouns? an apostrophe
What kind of punctuation is used after an introductory word or phrase? a comma
What kind of punctuation is used to separate written fractions (like two thirds) a hyphen
Which of the following words should be capitalized? -english -sad -young -catholic English Catholic
Which of the following should be capitalized? -year -arbor day (that's a holiday) -easter sunday -peace Arbor Day Easter Sunday
Which words should be capitalized? -uncle bob -uncle -mr. -pastor rick Uncle Bob Mr. Pastor Rick
In the following sentence, which word(s) (if any) is/are an adjective? The huge dog barked loudly. the huge
In the following sentence, locate the adverb(s) (if any) The little boy jumped up and down. up down
Find all of the words which make up the PREPOSITIONAL PHRASE in the sentence below. Note: the sentence may not contain a prepositional phrase. The little boy jumped up and down. none in the sentence
Words like "the" and "an" are considered a special type of _______ called an _______. adjective article
Find all of the words which make up the PREPOSITIONAL PHRASE in the sentence below. Dad put the tools in the garage. in the garage
Find the ADJECTIVE(S) (including articles, if any) and adverb(s)(if any) in the sentence below. I am sad that you are leaving. adjective = sad There are no adverbs in the sentence
The word "to" can be a preposition, indicating a relationship between objects. But it can also be part of a verb phrase. In which sentence below is "to" being used as part of a prepositional phrase? -I went to the store. -I was happy to go. -I went to the store
"He is my brother, and he is my friend." The conjunction in the sentence above joins: _words _phrases _independent clauses independent clauses (each clause could act as a complete sentence by itself.)
Which of the following words can be used as prepositions? -above -across -after -and -at -before above across after at before
Which of the following words can be used as prepositions? -behind -below -beside -between -by -during all of them can
Which of the following words can be used as prepositions? -except -for -from -in -into -like all of them can
Which of the following words can be used as prepositions? -nor -of -on -or -out -over of on out over
Which of the following words can be used as prepositions? -so -the -through -to -toward -under through to toward under
Which of the following words can be used as prepositions? -until -up -upon -with -without -yet until up upon with without
 

 



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