English Grammar Flashcards

1
Q

A question mark ends an…

A

interrogative sentence.

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2
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An exclamation point ends an…

A

exclamatory sentence.

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3
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An exclamation point can also end a…

A

strongly stated imperative sentence.

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4
Q

Use a comma and a…

A

coordinating conjunction.

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5
Q

Use a comma and a coordinating conjunction except when…

A

the clauses are very short. ex: He spoke and everyone listened.

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6
Q

Always use an apostrophe to…

A

indicate omitted words or avoid possible misreadings.

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7
Q

In a sentence with three or more items in a series you…

A

use commas to separate them.

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8
Q

In a sentence with two or more coordinate adjectives preceding a noun…

A

you use commas to separate the two or more coordinate adjectives.

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9
Q

Use quotation marks to…

A

enclose the exact words of a speaker.

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10
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Do NOT use quotation marks…

A

for an indirect quotation. Ex: The war hero said that he feared nothing but doing wrong.

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