English

Question 1

Part of the sentece being DISCUSSED

Answer 1

Subject

Question 2

The subject without the words that modify it

Answer 2

Simple subject

Question 3

Simple verb/verb phrase without the words that modify it

Answer 3

Simple predicate

Question 4

Is the simpke subjects and all the words that modify it

Answer 4

Complete subject

Question 5

Is the simple predicate and all the words that modify it.

Answer 5

Complete predicate

Question 6

Composed of 2 or mose simple subjects

Answer 6

Compound subjects

Question 7

Composed of 2 or more simple predicate

Answer 7

Compound predicate

Question 8

Group of words which contains a subject and a predicate

Answer 8

Clause

Question 9

Clause that can stand alone

Answer 9

Independent clause

Question 10

Use of oral language to express an idea

Answer 10

Verbal communication

Question 11

Spoken words using the face hands and body to make visual signals

Answer 11

Non-verbal communication

Question 12

Cannot stand alone

Answer 12

Dependent clause

Question 13

Used to connect 2 clauses that are not equally important

Answer 13

Subordinate conjunctions

Question 14

Is made up of 1 independent clause and one or more dependent clauses

Answer 14

Complex senteñce

Question 15

1 independent clause

Answer 15

Simple sentence

Question 16

Latin word of abrupt

Answer 16

Abruptus

Question 17

Latin word of avert

Answer 17

Avertere

Question 18

Attached to the beginning/end of a word

Answer 18

Affix

Question 19

Attached to the beginning of a word

Answer 19

Prefix

Question 20

Attacjed to the end of a word

Answer 20

Suffix

Question 21

Coordinating conjunction consists of the following:

Answer 21

For
And
Nor
But
Or
Yet
So

Question 22

Correlative conjunction consist of the folpowing:

Answer 22

Either-or
Neither-nor
Not only-but also
Both-and