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Question 1

What is an independent Clauses

Answer 1

Contains a subject and verb and is complement and can stand on its own

Question 2

What is a Dependent Clause

Answer 2

Definition: A group of words that contains a subject and a predicate but cannot stand alone as a complete sentence.
Example: “Because it was raining.”

Question 3

Simple Sentence:

Answer 3

Definition: A sentence that consists of only one independent clause.
Example: “He ran to catch the bus.”

Question 4

Compound Sentence:

Answer 4

Definition: A sentence that consists of two or more independent clauses joined by a coordinating conjunction or a semicolon.
Example: “I went to the store, and she stayed home.”

Question 5

Complex Sentence:

Answer 5

Definition: A sentence that consists of one independent clause and at least one dependent clause.
Example: “Although she was tired, she continued working.”

Question 6

Compound-Complex Sentence:

Answer 6

Definition: A sentence that consists of two or more independent clauses and at least one dependent clause.
Example: “I went to the store, but I forgot to buy milk because I was in a hurry.”

Question 7

Compound Sentences Coordinator:

Answer 7

Definition: A word used to connect two independent clauses in a compound sentence. FanBoys
Example: Fan Boys means For, and, nor, but, or, yet, so

Question 8

Conjunctive Adverb:

Answer 8

Definition: An adverb that connects two independent clauses or sentences and shows the relationship between them.
Example: “however,” “therefore,” “in addition.” (semicolon + conjunctive adverb + comma ) “He worked very hard; as a result, he suffered a burnout.”

Question 9

List of Conjunctive Adverbs:

Answer 9

however
therefore
furthermore
moreover
nevertheless
consequently
meanwhile
similarly
on the other hand

Question 10

Compound Sentences Semicolon:

Answer 10

Definition: A punctuation mark (;) used to join two independent clauses without a coordinating conjunction.
Example: “I love to swim; it helps me relax.”

Question 11

Complex Sentences Noun Clause:

Answer 11

Complex Sentences Noun Clause:
Definition: A dependent clause that functions as a noun within a complex sentence.
Example: “I wonder if she will come.”

Question 12

Adverb Clause:

Answer 12

Adverb Clause:
Definition: A dependent clause that functions as an adverb within a sentence.
Example: “Since it was raining, we stayed indoors.”

Question 13

Adjective Clause:

Answer 13

Definition: A dependent clause that functions as an adjective within a sentence.
Example: “The car that is parked outside is mine.”

Question 14

Parallelism Grammar:

Answer 14

Definition: The use of consistent grammatical structures within a sentence or paragraph.

Question 15

Sentence Fragments:

Answer 15

Definition: Incomplete sentences that lack a subject, predicate, or complete thought.
Example: “Running in the park.”

Question 16

Choppy Sentences:

Answer 16

Definition: Sentences that are too short and lack flow or variety.
Example: “I woke up. I got dressed. I ate breakfast.”

Question 17

Run-on Sentences:

Answer 17

Definition: Two or more independent clauses joined together without proper punctuation or conjunctions.
Example: “She went to the store I stayed home.”

Question 18

Comma Splice:

Answer 18

Definition: Two independent clauses joined together with only a comma, without a coordinating conjunction.
Example: “She went to the store, I stayed home.”

Question 19

Stingy Sentence:

Answer 19

Stingy Sentence:
Definition: A sentence that lacks detail and is brief to the point of being uninformative.
Example: “It rained.”

Question 20

Independent Noun Clauses:

Answer 20

Definition: Noun clauses that can function as independent clauses in a sentence.
Example: “What she said surprised me.”

Question 21

Subjunctive Noun Clauses:

Answer 21

Definition: Noun clauses that express a hypothetical or unreal situation.
Example: “If I were you, I would go.”

Question 22

Whether or If Noun Clauses:

Answer 22

Definition: Noun clauses that introduce choices or options.
Example: “Whether we go or stay is up to you.”

Question 23

Question Clauses:

Answer 23

Definition: Clauses that ask a question within a sentence.
Example: “Do you know where he went?”

Question 24

Adverb Clauses:

Answer 24

Definition: Clauses that function as adverbs, providing information about time, place, reason, or manner.
Example: “He left early so that he wouldn’t be late.”

Question 25

Subordinating Conjunction:

Answer 25

Definition: A word that connects a dependent clause to an independent clause.
Example: “because,” “although,” “if.”

Question 26

Time Clauses:

Answer 26

Definition: Adverb clauses that provide information about when an action takes place.
Example: “She left before the sun rose.”

Question 27

Place Clauses:

Answer 27

Definition: Adverb clauses that provide information about where an action takes place.
Example: “He looked for his keys where he usually leaves them.”

Question 28

Distance Clauses:

Answer 28

Definition: Adverb clauses that provide information about the distance an action takes place.
Example: “He could see the mountains as far as the eye could see.”

Question 29

Frequency Clauses:

Answer 29

Definition: Adverb clauses that provide information about how often an action takes place.
Example: “She exercises whenever she has free time.”

Question 30

Manner Clauses:

Answer 30

Definition: Adverb clauses that provide information about how an action is performed.
Example: “She sang as if she were on stage.”

Question 31

Reason Clause:

Answer 31

Definition: Adverb clauses that provide information about why an action takes place.
Example: “She stayed at home because she was feeling unwell.”

Question 32

Result Clause:

Answer 32

Definition: Adverb clauses that provide information about the result or consequence of an action.
Example: “He studied hard, so he passed the exam.”

Question 33

Purpose Clause:

Answer 33

Definition: Adverb clauses that provide information about the purpose or intention behind an action.
Example: “He took the umbrella so that he wouldn’t get wet.”

Question 34

Contrast Clause:

Answer 34

Definition: Adverb clauses that provide information about a contrast or difference between two actions.
Example: “She works hard, whereas he prefers to relax.”

Question 35

Condition:

Answer 35

Definition: Adverb clauses that provide information about a condition that must be met for an action to occur.
Example: “If it rains, we will stay indoors.”

Question 36

A Comma is Obligatory Before ‘While’ and ‘Whereas’:

Answer 36

Definition: A rule stating that a comma should be used before the coordinating conjunctions “while” and “whereas” when joining independent clauses.
Example: “She enjoys reading, while he prefers watching movies.”

Question 37

Adjective Clauses:

Answer 37

Definition: Clauses that function as adjectives, modifying nouns or pronouns.
Example: “The book that I borrowed from the library is excellent.”

Question 38

Possessive Adjective Clauses:

Answer 38

Definition: Adjective clauses that show possession or ownership.
Example: “The dog whose tail is wagging is mine.”

Question 39

Restrictive Clauses:

Answer 39

Definition: Adjective clauses that provide essential information about a noun and cannot be removed from the sentence without changing its meaning.
Example: “The car that is parked outside is mine.”

Question 40

Adjective Clauses of Time:

Answer 40

Definition: Adjective clauses that provide information about the time-related characteristics of a noun.
Example: “The day when I met her was memorable.”

Question 41

Adjective Clauses of Place:

Answer 41

Definition: Adjective clauses that provide information about the location-related characteristics of a noun.
Example: “The house where I grew up is still standing.”

Question 42

Participial Phrases:

Answer 42

Definition: Phrases that contain a participle (verb form) and function as adjectives in a sentence.
Example: “The boy standing near the tree is my brother.”

Question 43

Verb:

Answer 43

Definition: A word that expresses an action, occurrence, or state of being.
Example: “She sings beautifully.”

Question 44

Adverb:

Answer 44

Definition: A word that modifies a verb, adjective, or another adverb, providing additional information about time, place, manner, degree, etc.
Example: “He ran quickly.”

Question 45

Noun:

Answer 45

Definition: A word that represents a person, place, thing, or idea.
Example: “The cat is sleeping.”

Question 46

Adjective:

Answer 46

Definition: A word that describes or modifies a noun or pronoun, providing more information about its qualities or attributes.
Example: “She has a beautiful smile.”

Question 47

Lack of Parallelism: Examples

Answer 47

Example: “She likes to dance, singing, and hiking.”
Solution: “She likes to dance, sing, and hike.”
Example: “The concert was energetic, entertaining, and had great performers.”
Solution: “The concert was energetic, entertaining, and had great performers.”

Example: “He enjoys playing basketball, to swim, and going for a run.”
Solution: “He enjoys playing basketball, swimming, and going for a run.”

Question 48

Sentence Fragments:

Answer 48

Example: “Running in the park.”
Solution: “I enjoy running in the park.”
Example: “Because it was raining.”
Solution: “We stayed indoors because it was raining.”

Example: “At the beach.”
Solution: “We had a wonderful time at the beach.”

Question 49

Choppy Sentences:

Answer 49

Example: “I woke up. I got dressed. I ate breakfast.”
Solution: “I woke up, got dressed, and ate breakfast.”
Example: “She walked to the store. She bought groceries. She went back home.”
Solution: “She walked to the store, bought groceries, and went back home.”

Example: “He studied. He worked hard. He got good grades.”
Solution: “He studied hard and got good grades.”

Question 50

Run-on Sentences:

Answer 50

Example: “She went to the store I stayed home.”
Solution: “She went to the store, and I stayed home.”
Example: “I love to swim it helps me relax.”
Solution: “I love to swim; it helps me relax.”

Example: “The movie was exciting, I couldn’t take my eyes off the screen.”
Solution: “The movie was exciting. I couldn’t take my eyes off the screen.”

Question 51

Comma Splice Sentences:

Answer 51

Example: “She went to the store, I stayed home.”
Solution: “She went to the store, and I stayed home.”
Example: “He loves playing soccer, it’s his favorite sport.”
Solution: “He loves playing soccer; it’s his favorite sport.”

Example: “I enjoy reading books, they take me to different worlds.”
Solution: “I enjoy reading books; they take me to different worlds.”

Question 52

Stingy Sentence:

Answer 52

Example: “It rained.”
Solution: “It rained heavily for hours.”
Example: “She won.”
Solution: “She won the championship.”

Example: “He laughed.”
Solution: “He laughed uncontrollably at the joke.”

I hope these examples and solutions help you understand and identify these issues better. Let me know if you have any further questions!

Question 53

Noun clauses examples after verb

Answer 53

After a verb.
He knows
that the truth will come out.
He believes
That he will pass the exam.

Question 54

Noun clause after adjective

Answer 54

It is certain,
That he will arrive tomorrow.
He is worried
That he may not be ready on time.

Question 55

Adjectives

Answer 55

Add information to the noun.

The sea was blue and clear.

Blue and clear are the adjective as they add more information

Question 56

Adverb

Answer 56

As who, what ,where, how much