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english
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Answer 50 questions in 15 minutes.
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1. What is used to show the omission of words understood?
pronoun
future-perfect tense
progressive tenses
A comma
2. A comma
past tense verb
simple predicate
conjunctive adverbs of 2 or more syllables should be followed with....
subjects joined by or or nor....
3. Noun - pronoun - or adjective that renames or describes the subject. completes meaning of the subject and always follows the linking verb
Separate 3 or more equally ranked elements in a series.
who & that clauses introduced by only one
coordinating conjuctions
complement
4. Make any noun or pronoun modifying agerund possessive. (curtis's smoking)
numbers & uppercase letters (except AIMU) add s
possessive (plural ends with s)
gerund rule
compund-complex sentence
5. Indicate whether a noun is plural or singular & whether it is located nearby or farther away
Make both nouns possessive; Michelle's and Sam's phones rang.
irregular vebs
demonstrative adjectives
superaltive degree
6. Animal or things & should be use to introduce essential clauses
objective-case pronoun
Add s (duos)
That refers to
appositives
7. Nouns or pronouns previously mentioned
demonstrative adjectives
parenthetical words - phrases & clauses
antecedents
irregular vebs
8. To lift up; to elevate (raise - raised)
raise
comparison
appositives
preposition
9. Describes actions that began in the past & have continued to the present
present-perfect tense
forms of adjectives & adverbs
Change to i - add es (supplies)
comparative degree
10. Used to express doubt - a conjecture - or suggestion
appositives
inverted sentences
subjunctive mood
double negative
11. When dates contain more than one element....
The second & succeeding elements are normally set off by commas
who and that clauses...
reference manuals
future tense verb
12. MDs - PhDs
'The number' is ......
academic degrees are plural w/ s
infinitive
Are repeated for emphasis & words that may be misread if not separated.
13. Used in certain countries or regions
dialect label
interjections
subordinating conjunctions
Change to i - add es (supplies)
14. Commas are used to separate word that...
past tense verb
direct object
nonstandard & substandard label
Are repeated for emphasis & words that may be misread if not separated.
15. Degrees - personal titles & professional designations following persons name
coordinating conjunctions
personal pronoun
lie
Set off by commas
16. Formed by adding d or ed to present tense verb preceded by helping verb (has applied - have built)
direct object
proper noun possesive singular
Independent clauses
past participle
17. Contains helpful info: punctuation - hyphenation - capitalization - number style - abbreviations - & commonly confused words
abbreviations plural w/ s
Separate the parts of the address w/ commas
run-on sentence
reference manuals
18. Commas are used to...
simple sentence
whom & whomever is objective-case form
relative pronouns
Separate 3 or more equally ranked elements in a series.
19. Add 's (women's - children's - boss's - class's)
future-progressive tense
coordinating conjunctions
plural compound words & phrases
possessive (singular)
20. Answers To whom? To what? For what?
accent
indirect object
Comma
run-on sentence
21. Complete dictionary - used in schools - libraries - newpapers - offices & organizations
unabridged dictionary
indicative mood
Seperated by commas
common nouns
22. Expresses an action directed toward a person or thing
past-perfect tense
transitive verb
compound words possessive
Germanys - Januarys
23. If it is five yrs or older - consider repacing it
'The number' is ......
fractions - portions & percentages...
copyright date
linking verbs
24. Used to show continuous or repeated action
direct address
sentence fragment
subjective-case pronoun
progressive tenses
25. Known as relative pronoun clauses
simple sentence
whom & whomever is objective-case form
who and that clauses...
personal pronoun
26. Describe nouns or pronouns; answer What kind? How many? Which one?
adjectives
action verb
Are followed by a comma
Make the second nound possessive - The husband and wife's business closes.
27. Is plural
direct object
who & that clauses introduced by one of
double negative
preposition
28. 2 nouns express separate ownership
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29. Present tense of a verb preceded by the word to (to be - to sit)
passive voice
forms of adjectives & adverbs
Which refers to
infinitive
30. To rest (sit - sat)
gerund
sit
Change to i - add es (supplies)
present tense verb
31. Collection of synonyms and antonyms
indicative mood
thesaurus
common nouns
sentence fragment
32. Occurs when a person is being addressed or spoken to directly - rather than about
Which refers to
raise
abbreviations plural w/ s
direct address
33. Person speaking - the person spoken to - or the person or object spoken of
verbals
personal pronoun
intransitive verb
appositives
34. Connecting words
demonstrative adjectives
complement
preposition
transitive verb
35. 1 independent and 1 dependent clause; dependent usually comes first w/ a comma
comma splice
comparison
Change to i - add es (supplies)
complex sentence
36. Noun or pronoun prepositional phrase is talking about
object of preposition
whom & whomever is objective-case form
noun
present participle
37. (however - therefore -consequently) used to effect transitions from one though to another in independent clauses
personal pronoun
possessive (plural ends with s)
Are repeated for emphasis & words that may be misread if not separated.
parenthetical adverbs
38. Action has been completed
interjections
intransitive verb
past tense verb
sit
39. Join equal parts of sentences
infinitive
appositives
thesaurus
coordinating conjuctions
40. Formed by adding st or est in short adj. or adding most/least
unabridged dictionary
superaltive degree
fractions - portions & percentages...
complement
41. Formed by adding r or er in one-syllable & some two syllable words or adding more/less
set
comparative degree
sit
indirect object
42. Faculty - committee - team - group - jury-may be singular or plural depending on how they are used
sit
collective nouns
parenthetical adverbs
A comma
43. Word or groups of words that explain or rename previously mentioned nouns or pronouns
contractions
present-perfect tense
sit
appositives
44. Action verb that does not require an object to complete it's action
proper nouns ending in s - x - z - ch - sh - add es
intransitive verb
articles
idioms
45. The-is used to describe a specific person or thing. can be used with singular or plural verbs
pocket dictionary
Change to i - add es (supplies)
definite article
possessive (singular)
46. Are capitalized-specific person - places - & things
you can omit the comma when the sentence is up to 13 words
indirect object
proper nouns
The comma
47. Plural ending in y w/ counsonant
appositives
sit
Change to i - add es (supplies)
abbreviations plural w/ s
48. Often introduced by words such as then or as
Add s - (attorneys)
Commas
comparatives
inflected
49. Words that describe or limit verbs - adjectives or other adverbs; answer When? How? Where? To what extent?
possession
proper noun possessive plural
adverbs
abstract nouns
50. Used to express command
who & that clauses introduced by one of
lie
essential (restrictive) clause
imperative mood
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