Parts
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Speech
Verbal's
Prepositional
Phrases
Adjective
or
Adverb
Punctuation
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True or False
The circled word is a pronoun?
Coach Johnson said that she never
saw a team work so hard!
True, she
is a
pronoun.
What part of
speech is this
sentence?
Wow! Look at that big tree!
Interjection
What part of speech
is the word
because?
The word
because is a
conjunction.
Explain what a
compound
noun is.
A compound noun is a
word that is made up of
two or more words.
Such as football.
Give an
example of a
relative and
personal
pronoun.
Some examples of relative
pronoun are who, whose,
which and that.
Examples of personal
pronouns are, I, you, he, she,
it, we, and they.
Why
would
you use
a colon?
To introduce a
list or important
point and also
when using
numbers
Where would you put a
semicolon in this
sentence?
Japan is next on that list
however, the Japanese
have only 50 million
computers.
Japan is next on that
list; however, the
Japanese have only 50
million computers.
You would put the semicolon
after list.
What is the
ellipsis in this
sentence?
One place that I… uh….checked
on the internet said that cars
would run on sunshine someday.
One place that I…
uh….checked on the internet
said that cars would run on
sunshine someday.
The ellipses in this sentence is
where it says I…uh…checked.
Are the quotation marks in the
right spot in the sentence below?
“Whoa, Dad! Cool new shoes!”
Yes, the
quotation
marks are in
the correct
spot.
Why would
you use italics
and
underlining?
You would use them when you are
talking about a title of a book or a movie.
When typing you would use
italics so it is slightly slanted,
such as this cat. When you are
writing you would underline
it.
What
is a
verbal?
Verbal's are words
that are made from
verbs, but are used
as other parts of
speech.
True/False
There are seven different kinds of
verbal's?
False: there are
only 3 different
kinds, and those
are gerund,
participles and
infinitives.
What do
gerund,
participle and
infinitive all
mean?
Gerund :ending in ing and it
is used as a noun.
Participle: ending in ing or
ed, used as a adjective.
Infinitive: has to have the
word to in it and is used as a
noun, adverb, and adjective.
What verb form
is in this
sentence?
In study hall you need to
whisper.
Infinitive,
because it has
to need.
What verbal is in
this sentence?
Bowling is a blast!
Gerund,
because
bowling ends
with ing.
What is a
prepositional
phrase?
A word(s) that
show how one
words or idea is
related to
another.
Multiple ChoiceHow many prepositions are
there?
A.4
B. 22
C. 56
D.150
D. There are
about 150
prepositions
Is this a
prepositional
phrase?
I like to swim.
Yes, to is a
preposition
Can a
preposition
appear
alone?
No, a
preposition
cannot appear
alone.
True/False
Ask is a preposition?
False, ask is
not a
preposition.
Multiple
ChoiceWhich one of these
words are an adjective?
A-Yay
B-Ancient
C-Dog
D-Swim
B- ancient is
an adjective.
What is the
superlative adverb in
this sentence?
Of the past three days, Jim woke
up the latest on Saturday.
Latest Is the superlative adverb
Is there such a
thing as a
conjunction
adverb?
Yes,
there is!
What is a
positive
adverb?
The positive
form describes
but does not
make a
comparison.
What is the
adjective in this
sentence?
My smart dog can do a
trick!
Smart would be the adjective.