Grammer exam Flashcards

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A diagram is a graphical look at the relationship of

the …..

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words, phrases and clauses.

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2
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Noun clauses are used as …..

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subjects or objects

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3
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Dependent clauses are often called….

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subordinate clauses

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4
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Adjective clauses open with a relative pronoun….

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That, which, who, whom, whose.

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5
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locate all the verbs….

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the, identify and position their subjects

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6
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Decide which subject/verb pairings are independent

….

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and which are dependent

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7
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Connect adjective and adverb subject/verb to the

words.

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Position all noun clauses.

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8
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Verbs are words of….

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action or being

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9
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Independent clauses are….

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the focus

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10
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Dependent clauses have….

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triggers

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11
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Gerunds are verbs…

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used as nouns. They always end in the progressive

from ending in “ing”

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12
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Prepositional phrases must have two portions…

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a preposition and an objects

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13
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Subjects can be

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compounded

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14
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verbs can be

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compounded

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15
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objects can be

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compounded

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16
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Retained objects

Verbs have two voices….

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active and passive

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17
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Although applications of punctuation have altered since the 17th century and the art calligraphy has developed multiple styles of penmanship….

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The basic structural elements of English have remained the same throughout the history of are English language.

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18
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The nine parts of speech are….

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Noun, pronoun, verb, adjective, adverb, preposition, conjunction, interjection and article

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19
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Nouns are names of ….

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person, places. things or ideas

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20
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Phrases as nouns fall into groupings…

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gerund or infinitive

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21
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gerund always ends with the suffix

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ing

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22
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An infinitive always uses the infinitive form of…

23
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the form of an infinitive is

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“to be” form

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Pronoun are words used in place a….

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generally to avoid....
repetition or awkward constructions.
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Five types of pronouns .....
personal, indefinite, interrogative, demonstrative, | relative.
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first person subjective
I
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first person objective
me
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first person possessive
my, mine
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second person subjective
you, thou
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second person objective
you, thee
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second person possessive
your, yours, thy, thine
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third person subjective
he, she, it
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third person objective
him, her, it
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third person possessive
his, hers, her, its
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An antecedent is the noun to which...
a pronoun refers
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Today we would drop the capital letter and...
the comma
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This is not a change in meaning because it is not a...
a change in sentence structure
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The words "that every idle word that men shall speak, they shall give account thereof in the day of judgement is still the...
object of the verb "say". The "that is still a relative pronoun, introducing a noun clause.
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Verbs are the heart of our...
language
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the most common liking verbs is. | They are as follows..
am, is are, was, were, be, being, and been
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the various forms of irregular verb.
have, having, has, and had.
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we add the irregular verbs....
hath and hast
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consult a dictionary when in doubt regarding the..
spelling of a verb.
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present principal part chart
arise
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past principal part chart
arose
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past participle principal part chart
arisen
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principal part chart present (to split)
cleave
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principal part chart past
clove
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principal part chart past participle
cloven/cleft
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principal part chart present (to cling)
cleave
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principal part chart past
cleft/cleaved
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principal part chart past participle
cleft/cleaved