Grammar review A

What is the red word?
I like pizza, but not with mushrooms.

• coordinating conjunction
• subordinating conjunction
• independent clause
• noun

What does FANBOYS help us remember?

• subordinating conjunctions
• clauses
• coordinating conjunctions
• sentence structure

What is the red phrase?
Running as fast as I could, I tried to catch the bus.

• coordinating conjunction
• independent clause
• absolute
• dependent clause

What is the red word?
When I get to school, I need to ask my teacher a question.

• coordinating conjunction
• subordinating conjunction
• FANBOYS
• adverb

What is the red phrase?
Tongue hanging out, the dog ran across the yard.

• -ing verb modifier
• absolute
• independent clause
• complex sentence

What does AAAWWUBBIS help us remember?

• simple sentences
• coordinating conjunctions
• independent clauses
• subordinating conjunctions

What kind of sentence?
I like spaghetti and meatballs.

• Simple
• Complex
• Compound

What kind of sentence?
Running down the street, the squirrel dodged traffic.

• Simple
• Complex
• Compound

What kind of clause is red?
Although I love movies, I don't get to go very often.

• independent clause
• dependent clause
• compound sentence
• introductory phrase

What kind of word is in red?
I was late for class, so I have detention.

• subordinating conjunction
• adverb
• coordinating conjunction
• adjective