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

Fill in the Blank

Which is the object of the preposition?

The cat escaped and wandered around the neighborhood.

Fill in the Blank

Which is the object of the preposition?

My little sister jumped into the puddles.

Fill in the Blank

Which is the object of the preposition?

Your brother had to stay in the hospital when he had surgery.

Fill in the Blank

Which is the object of the preposition?

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