Grammar

Question 1

What is a clause

Answer 1

A group of words that are related and contain both a subject and a verb

Question 2

Direct object

Answer 2

The noun or pronoun that receives that action of the verb and answers the question whom or what

Question 3

Phrase

Answer 3

A group of words that are related but do not contains verb and a subject together

Question 4

First person

Answer 4

Singular: Mine, my

Plural; our, ours

Question 5

Second person

Answer 5

Singular: your, yours

Plural: your, yours

Question 6

Third person

Answer 6

Singular: her, hers, his, its

Plural: their, theirs

Question 7

Pronoun-antecedent agreement

Answer 7

The pronoun and the antecedent must both be either singular or plural
ex. Mom wished she could bake a pie.
Ex the girls were presented with their varsity letter

Question 8

Subject-verb agreement

Answer 8

The subject and the verb should both be either Singular or plural

Ex. he chooses not to eat.
They choose not to eat.

Question 9

First-person point of view

Answer 9

The narrator is a character within the story. Uses pronouns I, my, we and our
Ex I appreciate the opportunity I have had to visit the campuses of many fine universities.

Question 10

Third-person point of view

Answer 10

The most formal writing style. Narrator will reference the thoughts or actions of other characters.

Ex sherry appreciates the opportunity to have toured many campuses.

People sometimes fail to realize the significance of obtaining a drivers license.

Question 11

Second-person point of view

Answer 11

Refers to the reader using the pronoun you.

Ex you have failed to realize the significance of obtaining a drivers License

Question 12

Coordinating conjunctions

Answer 12

Are words that join two or more words phrases or clauses such as for, and, nor, but, for, yet, or so

Question 13

Subordinating conjunction

Answer 13

A word that joins two or more clauses and makes the clause that contains it dependent on another clause; therefore, the clause that contains the subordinating conjunction is of less important examples are because, although, as, as if, When and While.

Question 14

Nominalization

Answer 14

The making of a noun from a verb, adverb, or adjective

Question 15

Etymology

Answer 15

The history of the given word or its origin

Question 16

A root word

Answer 16

A word in its simplest form, before any affixes are attached

Question 17

A simple sentence

Answer 17

Is a sentence that contains only one clause that has a complete meaning
A simple sentence cannot contain a dependent
clause it only needs a subject and a verb to be complete

Question 18

Independent clause

Answer 18

Is a clause that has a complete meaning

Question 19

A dependent clause

Answer 19

Is a clause that is me dependent or incomplete because of the addition of a subordinating conjunction.

Question 20

A complex sentence

Answer 20

Contains one or more dependent clauses

Question 21

A compound sentence

Answer 21

Differs from a simple sentence because it contains two or more independent clauses joined together with a Coordinating conjunction or semicolon

Question 22

Capitalization rules

Answer 22

Locations, historical events, historical documents, special events, holidays, referring to deities, first word of a complete quotation, etc

Question 23

Due to his mercurial temperament, justin did not work well with others

What is the simple predicate of this sentence

Answer 23

The simple predicate is the verb in the sentence

Did work (the main and helping verb)

Question 24

Imperative

Answer 24

Gives a command or makes a request

Question 25

Third person point of view

Answer 25

Third person pronouns include it, he, she, and they

Question 26

How to spell 
Finaly
Finally
Finely
Final

Answer 26

Finally

Question 27

Declarative sentence

Answer 27

Makes a declaration or statement

Question 28

Either is always ____ and takes a ____ verb

Answer 28

Singular; singular

Question 29

A simple sentence

Answer 29

It will never have two separate subject and predicate combinations

Question 30

Ante- means?

Answer 30

Before