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Instructions:
Answer 50 questions in 15 minutes.
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1. To place (set - setting)
Set off by commas
set
independent adjectives
common nouns
2. Primarily as subjects of verbs
subjective-case pronoun
imperative mood
progressive tenses
who & that clauses introduced by one of
3. Intro prepositional phrases totaling 4 or more words...
Add s
lay
The second & succeeding elements are normally set off by commas
Should be followed by a comma
4. A comma
past participle
conjunctive adverbs of 2 or more syllables should be followed with....
A comma should be used
obsolete label
5. Is plural
indirect object
who & that clauses introduced by one of
infinitive
diacritical marks
6. Used to show actions that are already completed or perfected
parenthetical adverbs
perfect tenses
present tense verb
Commas
7. Indicate whether a noun is plural or singular & whether it is located nearby or farther away
demonstrative adjectives
imperative mood
gerund rule
rise
8. 1 independent clause; no punctuation in sentence - can be joind by and
Make both nouns possessive; Michelle's and Sam's phones rang.
simple sentence
The second & succeeding elements are normally set off by commas
appositives
9. Used to show continuous or repeated action
run-on sentence
progressive tenses
dialect label
Make both nouns possessive; Michelle's and Sam's phones rang.
10. Words that describe or limit verbs - adjectives or other adverbs; answer When? How? Where? To what extent?
raise
proper noun possessive plural
adverbs
reference manuals
11. Word often implied but not actually stated
Commas are used to set off
compund sentence
comparison
demonstrative adjectives
12. If it is five yrs or older - consider repacing it
copyright date
perfect tenses
collective nouns
reference manuals
13. Shows physical or mental action
proper noun possessive plural
intransitive verb
action verb
coordinating conjuctions
14. Join equal parts of sentences
proper nouns
infinitive
personal pronoun
coordinating conjuctions
15. Nouns or pronouns previously mentioned
unabridged dictionary
preposition
Independent clauses
antecedents
16. Often introduced by words such as then or as
inflected
comparatives
rise
accent
17. Verb expresses an action directed by the subject toward the object of verb
future-progressive tense
usage labels
active voice
raise
18. Subjects are after the verb
contractions
progressive tenses
sentences beginning with there and here
numbers & uppercase letters (except AIMU) add s
19. Musical terms ending in o
'The number' is ......
Add s
verbals
Make the second nound possessive - The husband and wife's business closes.
20. 2 independent clauses without proper punctuation - repair w/ comma & conjuction - semicolon - or seperating them
subjects of verbs are not found in
who & that clauses introduced by one of
run-on sentence
preposition
21. Proper nouns become plural by adding s
interjections
complex sentence
present-perfect tense
Germanys - Januarys
22. Form past tense by changing root and commonly adding en to past participle (eat - ate - eaten - eating)
simple subject
future-progressive tense
irregular vebs
present participle
23. Formed by adding r or er in one-syllable & some two syllable words or adding more/less
comparative degree
Followed by commas
The comma
participle
24. Falls at the end of the sentence
parenthetical adverbs
verbals
imperative mood
terminal dependent clause
25. When using the coordinating conjunction and......
intransitive verb
you can omit the comma when the sentence is up to 13 words
The second & succeeding elements are normally set off by commas
simple predicate
26. Used to join unequal sentence elements; independent & dependent clauses
subordinating conjunctions
pronoun
independent adjectives
Require no comma
27. Is generally plural and requires plural verb
independent adjectives
Comma
adjectives
subjects joined by and.....
28. Prepositional phrases
who & that clauses introduced by one of
sentence fragment
subjects of verbs are not found in
definite article
29. 's or ' on the last word (father-in-law's)
parenthetical clause
infinitive
conjunctive adverbs of 2 or more syllables should be followed with....
compound words possessive
30. Prepositional phrases containing verb forms are...
proper nouns
Followed by commas
active voice
infinitive
31. Joins nouns and pronouns to other words
transitive verb
subjects joined by and.....
preposition
whom & whomever is objective-case form
32. Expresses an action directed toward a person or thing
transitive verb
forms of adjectives & adverbs
independent adjectives
abridged dictionary
33. Plural uses plural verb
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34. Refers to syllable of a word that gets the most emphasis
accent
colloquial or informal label
noun
The second & succeeding elements are normally set off by commas
35. Bushes - Rodriguezes -Williames
A comma
who & that clauses introduced by one of
proper nouns ending in s - x - z - ch - sh - add es
compound words possessive
36. Describes actions that will take place before other future actions
future-perfect tense
simple predicate
Seperated by commas
Which refers to
37. Express state of being and generally link to the subject that describe or renames them
parenthetical adverbs
linking verbs
diacritical marks
irregular vebs
38. Person - place - things you can see - touch - feel - taste - smell - hear
subjective-case pronoun
concrete nouns
raise
Separate 3 or more equally ranked elements in a series.
39. Pronouns that end in self
subjects joined by or or nor....
reflexive pronouns
double negative
conjunctions
40. Used in casual writing or conversation but not formal
Seperated by commas
coordinating conjunctions
colloquial or informal label
Commas are used to set off
41. yrs. - CPAs - Nos.
Separate the parts of the address w/ commas
correlative conjunctions
abbreviations plural w/ s
subjects of verbs are not found in
42. Plural ending in y w/ vowel before it
Add s - (attorneys)
Germanys - Januarys
who & that clauses introduced by only one
conjunctive adverbs of 2 or more syllables should be followed with....
43. 2 independent clauses & 1 dependent clause
Germanys - Januarys
dialect label
compund-complex sentence
Make the second nound possessive - The husband and wife's business closes.
44. Adds additional info to sentence
inverted sentences
nonstandard & substandard label
demonstrative adjectives
parenthetical clause
45. 2 nouns express separate ownership
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46. History of word
etymology
proper nouns ending in s - x - z - ch - sh - add es
active voice
proper nouns
47. Answers To whom? To what? For what?
primary tense (simple tense) verbs
indirect object
interjections
appositives
48. To place (lay - laid - laid - laying)
lay
complex sentence
sentences beginning with there and here
parenthetical clause
49. Occurs when a person is being addressed or spoken to directly - rather than about
usage labels
direct address
reference manuals
appositives
50. Not conformed to use among educated speakers
Add s (duos)
direct object
nonstandard & substandard label
whom & whomever is objective-case form