Grammar test 12 Flashcards

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What is the part of the sentence which something is said?

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Subject

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2
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Shows how a noun or pronoun is related with some other part in the sentence

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Preposition

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3
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Group of related words that contains both, a subject and a verb

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Clause

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4
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Group of related words that does not contain a subject and a verb

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Frase

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5
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What is the word for which a pronoun stands?

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Antecedent

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6
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Word that takes the place of a noun

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Pronoun

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7
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What kind of pronouns are used to introduce dependent clauses?

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Relative

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8
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What is a verbal that is always an adjective?

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Participal

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9
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Verb form that is always a noun

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Gerund

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10
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What is the part of a noun or a pronoun that determines if is singular or plural is what?

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The number

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11
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If the subject is doing the action the verb is in what kind of voice?

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Active

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12
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If the subject is receiving the action

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Passive voice

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13
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What kind of mood gives a command or makes a request

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Imperative

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14
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Mood that states a fact or ask a question

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Indicative

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15
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Mood that expresses an action or condition as a conception of the mind rather than reality

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Subjunctive

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16
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The subject of an infinitive is in what pronoun case?

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Objective

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17
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What case is used to modify a gerund?

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Possessive

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18
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A group of words that does not express a complete thought

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Fragment

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19
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Two or more sentences written incorrectly as one sentence

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Run-on

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20
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Unity mean

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Oneness

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21
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Term used when you subordinate the wrong phrase

“When every paniqued, the earthquake struck”

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Upside-down subordination

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22
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Phrase or word in the sentence that does modify something in the sentence but is in an incorrect spot

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Misplaced modifier

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23
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Phrase or clause that does not logically modify any word in the sentence

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Dangling modifier

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24
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What type of pronoun referece is when you have two or more possible meanings on the same pronoun

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Ambiguous pronoun reference

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Phrase that means "It does not follow"
Non-sequitur
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If you have 3 items in a series and two of them are gerunds and the other one is an infinitive, what kind of error is that?
Error in parallelism
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Any unecessary shift in subject, voice, tense, mood, person, or number, is called and error in what?
Point of View
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What means "only using as many word as necessary to express an idea correctly"
Consciseness
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Putting the word in a sentence where they have more strength
Emphasis
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How do you call when you start sentences in many different ways to try to achieve this?
Variety
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Dictionary that has not been cut down from a larger work
Unabridged dictionary
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In the dictionary what is the term for the word to be defined
Entry word
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Short vowel sound
Breve
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Long vowel sound
Macron
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"uh" sound
Shwa
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The term for field labels, geographical labels, time labes, usage labels
Restrictive labels
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Term for an expression who's meaning cannot be derived from the idividual word or expression
Idiom
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Dictionary entry that gives the origin and history of the word
Etimology
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Entry made of entry words and the addition of a suffix
Run-on entry
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Words similar in meaning
Synonims
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Highest level of usage used for academics papers
Standard formal
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Language of everyday speech
Standard Informal
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Level of usage that should never be use; it is the lowest level of usage
Substandard
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Outdated words that are used rarely in modern english
Archaic words
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Words that are not used anymore
Obsolete
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Going beyond the literal meaning of a word
Connotation
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Dictionary definition of a word
Dennotation
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Comparison using like, or, as
Similie
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Comparison that does not use like, or, as
Metaphor
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Words that convey its meaning to strong exageration
Hyperbole
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Expression which are dull or stale because of everyuse
Trite expressions
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The needless repetition of words or ideas
Redundancy
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What mark of punctuation do we use after the business letter?
Colon :
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What do you use to put close confirmatory information
Parenthesis ()
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Mark of punctuation that you use for editorial corrections comas or explanations in a quoted matter?
Brackets []
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What goes always outside of quotation marks?
Colons and semicolons
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