psat prep Flashcards
True or False: A sentence needs a capital letter, endmark, subject, verb, and complete thought.
True
True or false: A clause is a group of words that contain an adjective and a verb/predicate.
False: subject and a verb.
Is this an independent or dependent clause?
“My cat plays Major League Baseball.”
Independent
Is this an independent or dependent clause?
“Since my best friend is annoying.
Dependent
What is being described?
words that kill independent clauses and turn them into dependent clauses
Subordinate Conjunction
Is this sentence structure correct?
IC,FANBOYS IC
Yes
Is this sentence structure correct?
IC:IC
No, IC;IC
Is A or B incorrect sentence structure?
a.) DC, IC
b.) IC, DC
B
Which of the words listed below are not aaawubbis?
As, after, when, because, while, although, until, before, for, because, but, if, and, yet, since
For, but, yet, and, if
True or false: FANBOYS are also called coordinating conjunctions.
True
True or False: However, consequentially, nevertheless, meanwhile, and therefore are all examples of conjunctive adverbs.
True
What punctuation would you put for this sentence? (bonus points if you can name the different components inside!)
Hunter is tall however I am taller
Hunter is tall; however, I am taller.
Bonus: IC, Conjunctive adverb, IC
When do you connect two independent clauses with a comma?
NEVER!
True or false: No matter what, you need to put a semicolon in front of a conjunctive adverb.
False: if you can take out the conjunctive adverb and the se dance is the same, only put a comma! Ex: The dodgers, however, may lose the game.
What is a simple sentence?
A sentence with one independent clause