Review on Conjunctions, Apostrophes, Adjectives and Adverbs

An (a)   is a word that adds detail/modifies a noun.

An APOSTROPHE can be used to

• Show possession ( something belongs to someone)

• Show if a word comes from Latin

• Show omission ( something has been taken away)

• To join two sentences.

The job of any conjunction is to...

• give more detail about the verb

• adds detail to any word

• provide more information about the verb

• bring together two word, phrases or sentences

What sentence has COORDINATING conjunction?

• Since I last saw you, you have grown

• You can come to my house, but my mom has to be there.

• After school, we will go to the party.

• Neither my sister nor my brother likes me.

If you were using FANBOYS what type of conjunction would you be using?

(a)  

Which sentence correctly uses an apostrophe of POSSESSION?

• My sister believes in life after death's.

• My sisters' husbands are all from China.

• Can you please tell me if you saw her?

• It's not your turn!

Is the word " fast" being used as an ADVERB or ADJECTIVE?

The cheetah is fast

• Adjective

• Adverb

• Neither

• Both

Put a checkmark next to the questions that use the APOSTROPHE correctly.

• My mouse is under their's house

• Can't you see that I love you!

• You'are my favourite rapper.

• It is 3'o clock in the morning. Go to bed.

What would the adjective be in the following sentence?

We ate Indian food for dinner.

• ate

• dinner

• We

• Indian

Can a word be an Adjective and an Adverb?

• Yes

• No

• This sounds like magic to me.

• Lies. All lies.