FINAL EXAM Flashcards

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What is the difference between Phrases and Clauses

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Clauses have a subject and a verb and express a complete thought. Phrases are a group of words characterized by one part of speech.

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Name the different kinds of phrases.

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Noun phrases, verb phrases, prepositional phrases, infinitive phrases, gerund phrases and participle phrases.

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“{The very pretty silk scarf} hung neatly on the hanger”. Is what kind of phrase?

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It’s a noun phrase. The very pretty silk scarf is the subject.

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“I love {the new K-Pop boy group}”.

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It’s a noun phrase. {the new…} is the Direct Object.

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“She gave {her cute little brother} a cookie”

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It’s a noun phrase. {her cute little brother} is the Indirect Object

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“I went {to the new trendy store}.”

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It’s a noun phrase. {to the new trendy store} is the object of the preposition.

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Noun phrases occurs wherever you can have a ____________

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A simple Noun. (Subject, Direct Object, Indirect object or object of the preposition)

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What are Verb Phrases?

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Phrase which includes all the verbs within a sentence.

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What kind of verbs are found in verb phrases?

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Verb phrases include the main verb (action of linking) PLUS any helping verbs in the sentence.

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What are modal auxiliaries?

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Can, could, may, might, will, would, shall, should, ought…

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What are non-modal auxiliaries?

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Non-modal auxiliaries= Be, Have, Do and they are found in helping verbs.

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What are prepositional phrases?

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Prep phrases begin with a preposition and includes a noun/pronoun object.

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What are prepositions?

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They are small words that indicate relationships among elements in a sentence: usually time, direction or location.

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Prepositions can function as _____ and ______

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Adjectives OR adverbs in a sentence.

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” I need the bag (across the hall)”. This preposition is working as an adverb or adjective?

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Adjective

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” Can you grab the money that fell (under the table).” This preposition is working as an adverb or an adjective?

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What are infinitive phrases?

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These phrases will begin with an infinitive (to + simple form of the verb) and often include objects/modifiers that complete the thought..

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“To send a letter” is an example of what kind of phrase?

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Infinitive phrases.

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What are gerund phrases?

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Gerund phrases begin with a gerund and functions as a noun.

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What are gerunds?

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Words with -ing ending that are nouns.

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“(Hunting game) is a fun activity” is an example of what kind of phrase

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Gerund Phrase. and (…) is the subject.

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“I really hate (running the track)” is an example of what kind of phrase

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Gerund Phrase and (…) is the direct object.

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“I was tired after (swimming the length of the pool)” is an example of what kind of phrase.

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Gerund Phrase and (…) is the Object of Prep.

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“She laughed” is a phrase or a clause?

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A clause. (S+V and complete thought)

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"Merlin attended a drag show" is a phrase or a clause?
It's a clause. (S+V and complete thought)
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What is a dependent clause?
A dependent clause is a group of words with a subject and a verb. It does not express a complete thought so it is not a sentence and can't stand alone.
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What are the three kinds of clauses?
Noun clauses, Adjective clauses and Adverb clauses
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What are Noun clauses?
Noun clauses are entire clauses that function like nouns. Typically you can replace a noun clause with a single word like "it" or "that one".
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"(Whichever restaurant you pick) is fine with me." is an example of what kind of clause
= {that one} is fine with me. Its a Noun Clause