Midterm Review Flashcards
Three ways to use a transition
IC ; transition, IC
Intro, IC
commas around interruption
Independent clause
Can stand alone as a full sentence
Ways to correct a run on
- Dash
- Comma conjunction
- Semicolon
- Period
- Colon if the second clause explains the first
- Ic; trans, Ic
- Make a clause dependent.
It’s versus its
It is , possessive
3 ways to add an S to a noun
Plural, possessive, plural possessive
Apostrophes in childrens and theirs
Apostrophe before the s in children’s, and no apposrrophe in theirs
Lie past and past participle(have, has, had)
Lie, lay, lain
Sit past and past participle (have, has, had)
Sir, sat, sat
Raise past and past participle (have, has, had)
Raise, raised, raised
Rise past and past participle (have, has, had)
Rise, rose, risen
Comma rule 1
Write a comma conjunction
Comma rule 2
Comments, following introductory word, Fraser clause, the way that we identify an introductory word, phrase, or clauses by identifying the independent clause that follows. (Introductory phrase is the simple answer)
Comma rule 3
Commas are written around an appositive
Comma rule 4
Commas surround jtems in a list
Comma rule 5
Commas separate items in a date or list
Comma rule 6
Commas are used to seperate opposite, or contrasting parts of a sentence
Comma rule 7
Commas are used to separate parts of a sentence that interrupt the Ic ( ex: you, however, cannot go to the party
Rule 8
When talking to someone, the persons name is separated by commas
Rule 9
Write a comma after the greeting and closing of a friendly letter
Colon rule 2
Write a colon between 2 sentences when the second sentence explains the first
Basic colon rule
An independent clause must be written before the colon
Colon rule 3
Write a colon beteeen the title and subtitle of a book
Colon rule 4
Write a colon after the greeting of a formal or business lettrr