Dependent/Independent and Wordscapes Vocab Flashcard

Front

What does 'lad' mean?

Back

young man

Front

The boy went to the store to buy groceries. What type of clause is 'The boy went'?

Back

Dependent

Front

Type of conjunction for 'for'?

Back

Coordinating

Front

Apt means likely in the context of confusing past with present.

Back

Likely

Front

The moon shone on the ocean, while the whales rose to the surface. Type of clause: underlined portion?

Back

Independent

Front

Prepositional phrase examples:

Back

All of the above

Front

Victoria heard her sister but ignored it. What type of clause is 'she ignored it'?

Back

Independent

Front

The oatmeal was very bland without fixin's. Meaning of bland?

Back

Flavorless

Front

They went running, even though it was very hot. Type of conjunction?

Back

Subordinating

Front

The teacher who lives next door to Sammy is Mrs. Jameson. Who lives next door to Sammy is

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A dependent clause