Am Lit (parts of speech, phrases, clauses)

Front

Not a conjunction:

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through

Front

NOT a preposition:

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though

Front

Type of phrase underlined: 'to the park' in 'When we went to the park, it was closed to honor social distancing.'

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prepositional

Front

NOT a subordinating conjunction:

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yet

Front

A subordinating conjunction begins which type of clause?

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dependent

Front

Simple subject in: 'Before yesterday, the UPS deliverer never knew my address.'

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deliverer

Front

Simple predicate in: 'With school closures, distance learning is more challenging.'

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is

Front

Function of the underlined word 'Until' in the sentence: 'Until the "safer at home" is lifted, we continue to learn to balance work and family obligations.'

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subordinating conjunction

Front

Underlined phrase in the sentence: Until the "safer at home" is lifted, we continue to learn to balance work and family obligations.

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infinitive phrase

Front

Not a verbal phrase:

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prepositional