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1. Who - whom - whose - which & that
interjections
verbals
transitive verb
relative pronouns
2. Describes past actions that took place before other past action
past-perfect tense
noun
past tense verb
indicative mood
3. Used to express a fact
obsolete label
infinitive
unabridged dictionary
indicative mood
4. Verb form that use with helping verbs to form the present participle and past-participle tense.
Add es
comma splice
participle
Are followed by a comma
5. (however - therefore -consequently) used to effect transitions from one though to another in independent clauses
desk or college-level dictionary
past tense verb
singular noun
parenthetical adverbs
6. Collection of synonyms and antonyms
antecedents
gerund
thesaurus
verbs
7. Is generally plural and requires plural verb
Should be followed by a comma
subjects joined by and.....
object of preposition
Add es
8. Warn about the use of certain words
The comma
usage labels
Should be followed by a comma
lay
9. Action has been completed
A comma should be used
past tense verb
complement
Separate the parts of the address w/ commas
10. Generally contains over 170 -000 entries
antecedents
A comma should be used
desk or college-level dictionary
direct address
11. Word combinations that are unique to that language
personal pronoun
idioms
singular noun
inflected
12. Primarily as subjects of verbs
subjective-case pronoun
articles
Change to i - add es (supplies)
Add es
13. Falls at the end of the sentence
linking verbs
terminal dependent clause
direct object
who & whoever is subjective-case form
14. 2 nouns express separate ownership
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15. Info that the reader does not need to know - it should be sett off from the rest of sentence by commas
antecedents each & every
nonessential (nonrestrictive) clause
intransitive verb
antecedents
16. Express action - occurrence - or a state of being
simple sentence
double negative
simple subject
verbs
17. Is singular
rise
coordinating conjuctions
who & that clauses introduced by only one
pronoun
18. Noun or pronoun prepositional phrase is talking about
object of preposition
plural compound words & phrases
run-on sentence
reflexive pronouns
19. Verb expresses an action directed by the subject toward the object of verb
proper noun possesive singular
pronoun
active voice
indirect object
20. A comma
indicative mood
conjunctive adverbs of 2 or more syllables should be followed with....
past participle
collective nouns
21. The most used & misused punctuation mark
Make both nouns possessive; Michelle's and Sam's phones rang.
you can omit the comma when the sentence is up to 13 words
The comma
set
22. 2 sentences incorrectly joind by a comma
objective-case pronoun
linking verbs
comma splice
possessive (plural ends with s)
23. Occur when 2 or more adjectives appearing before a noun independently modify the noun
sentence fragment
independent adjectives
Commas
future-perfect tense
24. Indicate whether a noun is plural or singular & whether it is located nearby or farther away
past-progressive tense
demonstrative adjectives
who & whoever is subjective-case form
plural compound words & phrases
25. Person - place - things you can see - touch - feel - taste - smell - hear
Seperated by commas
participle
concrete nouns
possessive (plural ends with s)
26. 1 independent clause; no punctuation in sentence - can be joind by and
Set off by commas
interjections
simple sentence
independent adjectives
27. To lift up; to elevate (raise - raised)
etymology
infinitive
raise
future-progressive tense
28. To rest (sit - sat)
preposition
sit
Comma
sentence fragment
29. Present form of verb is preceded by to (to call - to write)
singular noun
proper nouns
infinitive
correlative conjunctions
30. Make principle noun plural (fathers-in-law) (runners-up)
plural compound words & phrases
Set off by commas
past-progressive tense
Which refers to
31. Used to express command
forms of adjectives & adverbs
usage labels
imperative mood
antecedents each & every
32. The-is used to describe a specific person or thing. can be used with singular or plural verbs
primary tense (simple tense) verbs
definite article
verbals
forms of adjectives & adverbs
33. Shows physical or mental action
action verb
who & that clauses introduced by only one
Seperated by commas
collective nouns
34. Pronouns that end in self
future-progressive tense
inflected
reflexive pronouns
conjunctive adverbs of 2 or more syllables should be followed with....
35. Dependent clauses that precede independent clauses....
who & that clauses introduced by only one
conjunctive adverbs of 2 or more syllables should be followed with....
Are followed by a comma
relative pronouns
36. Describes actions that will take place before other future actions
verbals
present tense verb
proper nouns ending in s - x - z - ch - sh - add es
future-perfect tense
37. Used to show actions that are already completed or perfected
past tense verb
perfect tenses
nonessential (nonrestrictive) clause
coordinating conjuctions
38. Present tense of a verb preceded by the word to (to be - to sit)
gerund rule
conjunctive adverbs
rise
infinitive
39. Words expressing strong feelings
that clause
indirect object
interjections
present-perfect tense
40. Describes ongoin actions that occured in the past - usually as another action is taking place
relative pronouns
past-progressive tense
inverted sentences
archaic label
41. Who may function as the subject of a verb or as the subject complement of noun following linkg verb
participle
you can omit the comma when the sentence is up to 13 words
who & whoever is subjective-case form
imperative mood
42. Small; contains no more thatn 75 -000 entries
Should be followed by a comma
complete subject
compund-complex sentence
pocket dictionary
43. Are capitalized-specific person - places - & things
preposition
definite article
proper nouns
indirect object
44. Occurs when a person is being addressed or spoken to directly - rather than about
who and that clauses...
direct address
set
indicative mood
45. Proper nouns become plural by adding s
thesaurus
Germanys - Januarys
indicative mood
singular noun
46. 2 complete but related thoughts. 2 independent clauses; joined by; and - but or: or semicolon - or however - therefore
Commas
compund sentence
lie
whom & whomever is objective-case form
47. Opposing or contrasting expressions (not - never - but - yet)
comma splice
Set off by commas
simple sentence
Commas are used to set off
48. Commas are used to separate word that...
proper nouns
Germanys - Januarys
proper noun possesive singular
Are repeated for emphasis & words that may be misread if not separated.
49. 2 independent clauses & 1 dependent clause
future-progressive tense
The comma
compund-complex sentence
demonstrative adjectives
50. Special symbols that hellp you pronounce words correctly
diacritical marks
possessive (plural ends with s)
interjections
Add es
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