Grammar and Sentence structure Practice

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Using a semicolon:

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Between two complete sentences not linked by 'and' or 'but'.

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Noun of direct address:

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Nouns indicating a speaker directly addressing a person or group, functioning like interjections not involved in the action.

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Sentence type: I went to the store and bought apples, oranges, green beans, pasta, and beef!

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Items in a series

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Predicate in a sentence:

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Part of sentence or clause that tells what the subject is doing or what the subject is.

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Using dashes:

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To mark the beginning and end of a series or as interruption.

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Using a hyphen:

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To form a single idea from two or more words.

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Passive voice: Subject acted on by verb.

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Subject is acted on by the verb.

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Active voice:

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When the subject does the action.

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"The bananas were eaten by the monkey."

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Passive voice

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"The boy threw the ball."

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Active voice