504 Deck 3 Flashcards

1
Q

In proper grammar, use only 1 negative word, never a double negative. Name some negative words…..

A
never     not (n't)     no      none         nothing        nobody
no one   nor           but     scarcely    hardly          barely
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2
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Fix this incorrect sentence: I can’t hardly wait till tomorrow.

A

I can hardly wait till tomorrow or

I can’t wait till tomorrow.

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3
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Fix this incorrect sentence: He didn’t do nothing all day.

A

He did nothing all day or

He didn’t do anything all day.

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4
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Can you identify the improper grammar in the following 3 words? “alot”, “attackted”, “drownded”

A
  • A lot, spelled as 2 words
  • attacked, no extra “t” is needed
  • drowned, no extra “d” is needed
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5
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How is a word of direct address diagrammed?

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On a line above the subject.

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6
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A word of direct address is set apart with ?

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comma (or commas) depending where it is found in the sentence.

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7
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What kind of sentence makes a statement and ends with a period?

A

Declarative (dec)

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8
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A sentence that ends with an exclamation point is an ?

sentence.

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Exclamatory (exc)

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9
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What kind of sentence asks a question and ends with a question mark?

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Interrogative (int)

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10
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A sentence that gives a command or request and ends with a period, is an ? sentence.

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Imperative (imp)

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