Grammar: knowledge of language

Question 1

Diction

Answer 1

Style of writing determined by word choice

Question 2

Fragment

Answer 2

An incomplete sentence

Question 3

Perfective

Answer 3

A verb for an item that has been completed

Question 4

Prescriptive grammar

Answer 4

Specific rules for using language and grammar

Question 5

Progressive

Answer 5

A verb that shows something is currently happening

Question 6

Transition words

Answer 6

Words that link or introduce ideas

Question 7

Subject verb agreement

Answer 7

Matching like numbers of subjects and verbs: singular with singular, plural with plural

Question 8

Pronoun antecedent agreement

Answer 8

Matching like numbers or pronouns and their antecedents: singular with singular and plural with plural

Question 9

Agreement words

Answer 9

Also
Likewise
In addition
Similarly

Question 10

Opposition

Answer 10

But
Although
Then again
Conversely

Question 11

Cause

Answer 11

If
Unless
In order to
In the event that

Question 12

Examples

Answer 12

Like
Including
In other words
For example

Question 13

Effect

Answer 13

Therefore
Consequently
Accordingly
As a result

Question 14

Conclusión

Answer 14

After all
In short
Altogether
Ultimately

Question 15

Chronology

Answer 15

Before
After
In the meantime
Suddenly

Question 16

Location

Answer 16

Here
There
Wherever
Adjacent to

Question 17

None simple

Answer 17

Wrote - past
Writes - present
Will write -future

Question 18

Progressive examples

Answer 18

MEANING “INCOMPLETE”

Was writing - past
Is writing - present
Will be writing - future

Question 19

Perfective

Answer 19

Meaning COMPLETE

Had written - past
Has written - present
Will have written - future