Types of English Questions

Question 1

How many different types of grammar type questions are there

Answer 1

6

Question 2

Name all grammar skill questions

Answer 2

Clausework, comma work, verb error, possessives, transition words, phrasing

Question 3

What’s a clauswork questing asking?

Answer 3

Semicolon, colons, dashes, and periods

Question 4

What’s a comma work questing asking?

Answer 4

About commas

Question 5

What’s a verb error questing asking?

Answer 5

4 different conjunctions of a verb

Question 6

What’s a possessives questing asking?

Answer 6

About apostrophes

Question 7

What’s a transitions questing asking?

Answer 7

4 different transition words

Question 8

What’s a phrasing question asking?

Answer 8

A rephrased answer

Question 9

What’s a rhetorical skills question

Answer 9

A question about the passage you read

Question 10

What’s the process for clausework questions?

Answer 10

1. Look at everything before punctuation and identify it as independent dependent or phrase
2. Do same but for the next sentence
3. Eliminate as you can
4. Look to the structure you found and see how they relate to each other

Question 11

Whats the process for verb error questions?

Answer 11

1) Identify subject
2) Identify verb and see if they match
Check the subject verb agreement (see if they match regarding plurality)
3) check tense if the above doesn’t eliminate all other answers

Question 12

What’s the process for phrasing questions?

Answer 12

1.) look for redundancy
2.) look for misplaced modifiers

Question 13

What’s the overarching rule by phrasing questions?

Answer 13

The point of the answer is to give more clarity by taking out or adding words

Question 14

What’s the process for transition questions?

Answer 14

1) read the sentence before and read the transition sentence without the transition word
2) ask it the sentences are contrasting or continuing
3a) if contrasting then answer question correctly
3b) if continuing check further for what type of continuation it is. (Example, cause and effect, Further related information, situated in time) and then answer question correctly

Question 15

What’s the process for rhetorical questions?

Answer 15

1) understand the question
2) go look at full paragraph that relates to question
3) answer the specific question with a specific answer

Question 16

Define verb:

Answer 16

describe action or state of being

Question 17

Define noun:

Answer 17

Person, place, object, ideas

Question 18

Define pronoun:

Answer 18

Replace noun with she, he, I, etc…

Question 19

Define preposition:

Answer 19

Words that lets you know time or locations ex: next to, above, after, during

Question 20

Define conjunction:

Answer 20

a word used to connect clauses or sentences or to coordinate words in the same clause
Ex: so, for, and

Question 21

Define adjective:

Answer 21

Modify nouns and pronouns
Ex: happy, big, red

Question 22

Define adverb:

Answer 22

Modifies a verbs
Ex: very, never, really

Question 23

What’s the process for comma questions?

Answer 23

1. Identify each comma
2. Figure out what the function it is serving regarding clauses
3. Only put in commas with confirmed functions

Question 24

What’s the process for possessive questions?

Answer 24

1. Determine whether possessive is necessary (ex the __Noun2__ of __Noun1__)
2. If it is necessary, check if its singular or plural
3. If it’s not, then there’s no apostrophe

Question 25

What’s a dependent clause?

Answer 25

A sentence with subject and verb that doesn’t make a standalone thought

Question 26

What’s an independent clause?

Answer 26

A sentence with subject and verb that does make a standalone thought

Question 27

What’s a phrase

Answer 27

Something with only a subject or verb