SA - Test 2 Review

SA - Test 2 Review

Is It a Sentence?

• A sentence has a subject and a verb

• A fragment is missing either a subject or a verb

• A dependent clause HAS a subject and verb but makes no sense

Multiple Choice

I do my homework.

• SENTENCE

• FRAGMENT

• DEPENDENT CLAUSE

Multiple Choice

Until you do your homework.

• SENTENCE

• FRAGMENT

• DEPENDENT CLAUSE

Multiple Choice

Down the hall and to the right.

• SENTENCE

• FRAGMENT

• DEPENDENT CLAUSE

Multiple Choice

Really?

• SENTENCE

• FRAGMENT

• DEPENDENT CLAUSE

Multiple Choice

Please finish your homework.

• SENTENCE

• FRAGMENT

• DEPENDENT CLAUSE

Multiple Choice

Will you help me with my homework?

• SENTENCE

• FRAGMENT

• DEPENDENT CLAUSE

Multiple Choice

After you go outside to play.

• SENTENCE

• FRAGMENT

• DEPENDENT CLAUSE

Kinds of Sentences

• Declarative - tells information - PERIOD

• Exclamatory - exciting news - EXCLAMATION

• Imperative - command/action verb/bossy (YOU) - PERIOD OR EXCLAMATION

• Interrogative - asking - QUESTION MARK

• Conditional - If/When. . then "strings attached" - PERIOD

Multiple Select

Try your best!

• declarative

• imperative

• exclamatory

• interrogative

• conditional

Multiple Select

Who is your favorite actor?

• declarative

• imperative

• exclamatory

• interrogative

• conditional

Multiple Select

Jesus has risen from the dead!

• declarative

• imperative

• exclamatory

• interrogative

• conditional

Multiple Select

When all of your work is finished, you may participate in Fun Friday.

• declarative

• imperative

• exclamatory

• interrogative

• conditional

Multiple Select

My house is on fire!

• declarative

• imperative

• exclamatory

• interrogative

• conditional

Multiple Select

My car needs new tires for winter.

• declarative

• imperative

• exclamatory

• interrogative

• conditional

Sentence Construction

• Simple - IC (cannot break into two+ sentences)

• Compound - IC + IC (Comma + coordinating conjunction in middle)

• Complex - IC + DC OR DC + IC (Subordinating conjunction at beginning or middle)

• Compound-Complex - IC + DC + DC / DC + IC + IC

Multiple Select

Terry cheered for the Bucks, but he is really a Lakers fan.

• SIMPLE

• COMPOUND

• COMPLEX

• COMPOUND-COMPLEX

Multiple Select

My mom won't buy me new shoes until I wear out the old ones.

• SIMPLE

• COMPOUND

• COMPLEX

• COMPOUND-COMPLEX

Multiple Select

Michael Jordan is the greatest basketball player of all time!

• SIMPLE

• COMPOUND

• COMPLEX

• COMPOUND-COMPLEX

Multiple Select

I will do well on tomorrow's test.

• SIMPLE

• COMPOUND

• COMPLEX

• COMPOUND-COMPLEX

Multiple Select

When I took the car without asking, my dad hid the keys and he grounded me for a month.

• SIMPLE

• COMPOUND

• COMPLEX

• COMPOUND-COMPLEX

Noun/Pronoun Jobs

• Subject - who or what sentence is about

• Direct Object - object that receives action from a verb

• Object of the Preposition - object belongs to a preposition

• Indirect Object - who received the objec

• Possessive Pronoun - ownership "whose?" (her, his, our. . .)

Multiple Choice

Mrs. R. gave Miss Stroh a pile of papers.

• SUBJECT

• DIRECT OBJECT

• OBJECT OF THE PREPOSITION

• INDIRECT OBJECT

• PRONOUN

Multiple Choice

Mrs. R. gave Miss Stroh a pile of papers.

• SUBJECT

• DIRECT OBJECT

• OBJECT OF THE PREPOSITION

• INDIRECT OBJECT

• PRONOUN

Multiple Choice

Mrs. R. gave Miss Stroh a pile of papers.

• SUBJECT

• DIRECT OBJECT

• OBJECT OF THE PREPOSITION

• INDIRECT OBJECT

• PRONOUN

Multiple Choice

Mrs. R. gave Miss Stroh a pile of papers.

• SUBJECT

• DIRECT OBJECT

• OBJECT OF THE PREPOSITION

• INDIRECT OBJECT

• PRONOUN

Multiple Choice

She loaned shoes to her.

• SUBJECT

• DIRECT OBJECT

• OBJECT OF THE PREPOSITION

• INDIRECT OBJECT

• PRONOUN

Multiple Choice

She loaned shoes to her.

• SUBJECT

• DIRECT OBJECT

• OBJECT OF THE PREPOSITION

• INDIRECT OBJECT

• PRONOUN

Multiple Choice

She loaned shoes to her.

• SUBJECT

• DIRECT OBJECT

• OBJECT OF THE PREPOSITION

• INDIRECT OBJECT

• PRONOUN

Multiple Choice

Her dad bought a boat.

• SUBJECT

• DIRECT OBJECT

• OBJECT OF THE PREPOSITION

• INDIRECT OBJECT

• PRONOUN

Multiple Choice

Her dad bought a boat.

• SUBJECT

• DIRECT OBJECT

• OBJECT OF THE PREPOSITION

• INDIRECT OBJECT

• PRONOUN

Multiple Choice

Her dad bought a boat.

• SUBJECT

• DIRECT OBJECT

• OBJECT OF THE PREPOSITION

• INDIRECT OBJECT

• PRONOUN

Adjectives

• Modify nouns or pronouns

• Answer "What kind?" "Which one?" "How Many"

• A - AN - THE = Article Adjectives

• An adjective in the predicate can LINK to describe the subject (PA)

Multiple Choice

Choose the Adjectives:

The loud, blaring sound hurts my ears.

• The, loud, blaring

• sound

• hurts

• ears

Multiple Choice

Choose the Adjectives:

She is nicer than the other students.

• She

• nicer

• than

• students

Multiple Choice

Choose the Adjectives:

The band concert had over two hundred musicians.

• The, band

• concert

• had

• musicians

Multiple Choice

Choose the Adjectives:

He is helpful to all people.

• He

• is

• all

• people

Adverbs

• Modify verbs, adjectives or other adverbs

• Answer "How?" "When?" "Where?" "How Often?" "To what extent?"

• Many "How?" = end in -ly

Multiple Choice

Choose the Adverb :

I quickly moved but fell down.

• I

• quickly

• moved

• fell

Multiple Choice

Choose the Adverb :

Rarely do I think carefully enough.

• Rarely

• do

• I

• think

Multiple Choice

Choose the Adverb :

Some China dolls will break easily.

• Some

• dolls

• break

• easily

Multiple Choice

Choose the Adverb :

Yesterday we played soccer very well.

• we

• played

• soccer

• very

Verbs

• Action- what the subject does

• Action/Transitive = Yes DO - =NO DO

• Linking - What the subject is (connects)

• Helping - works with a main verb

Multiple Choice

The student won a huge scholarship and will attend college in the fall.

• Action/Transitive

• Action/Intransitive

• Linking Verb

• Helping Verb

Multiple Choice

The student won a huge scholarship and will attend college in the fall.

• Action/Transitive

• Action/Intransitive

• Linking Verb

• Helping Verb

Multiple Choice

Dad is so upset because I scratched his car by mistake.

• Action/Transitive

• Action/Intransitive

• Linking Verb

• Helping Verb

Multiple Choice

Dad is so upset because I scratched his car by mistake.

• Action/Transitive

• Action/Intransitive

• Linking Verb

• Helping Verb

Multiple Choice

The bird flew high up in the clouds.

• Action/Transitive

• Action/Intransitive

• Linking Verb

• Helping Verb

Prepositions & Their Objects

• Preposition- connects to a noun to make a phrase

• Examples - with, to, for, on, around, in, through, from, at, over . .

• Object of the Preposition - the noun/object that belong to the preposition