Grammar Flashcards

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A verb form ending in -ing, -d, -ed, -n, -en, or -t used as an adjective

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Participle

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Formed by "to" and a verb, used as a noun, adjective, or adverb

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Infinitive

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A noun or pronoun that follows and renames another noun or pronoun

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Appositive

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A clause in which one or more words are understood but omitted is called an elliptical clause.

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Elliptical clause.

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Identify the type of clause (noun, Adverb, adjective): "While she was reading, the phone rang unexpectedly."

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Adverb clause

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Identify the type of clause (noun, Adverb, adjective): "While she was reading, she looked beautiful."

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Adjective clause

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Change the verb "deal" to its past participle form.

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Dealt

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Change the verb "cheat" to its past participle form.

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Cheated

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Change the verb "run" to its past participle form.

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Run

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Change the verb "praise" to its past participle form.

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Praised