Midterm 10/15 Flashcards
True or false the word well is usually an adverb?
True
True or false adjectives often and in LY
False adverbs often end in ly
True or false adverbs modified nouns pronouns and other ad verbs
False. Adjectives modify nouns pronouns and other adverbs.
True or false add verbs and adjectives can be positive, comparative or superlative.
True
An adverb can describe another adverb true or false
True
True or false an adjective can describe an adverb
False
True or false an adjective can describe an adverb
Falls
Adjective
A word or set of words that modifies a noun a pronoun or adverb
Add verb
Modifies a verb adjective or another adverb
Adverb
Word or set of words that modifies verbs adjectives or other adverbs. It describes an adjective. It can describe another adverb
Give examples of simile metaphor personification an Allusion
He was like a rock. He was a rock. The rock was screaming. The rock was a Benedict Arnold.
Describe the fanboys.
For and nor but or yet so. Need, when joining two independent clauses but do not always need commas
Independent clause
An independent clauses considered a complete sentence. You may join multiple independent clauses if they are joined correctly. Parentheses fanboys for the seas
Fragment
A fragment is missing subject verb or a complete thought
Thesis
A thesis statement never announces a topic. It makes the point the author wishes to discuss.