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English Chapter 1

English questions for chapter 1

QuestionAnswer
What is every sentence fragment missing? a complete thought
What begins the complete predicate? a verb
In a normal declarative sentence, where will the complete subject end? before the verb
What are three examples of when the simple subject can be more than one word? hyphenated, proper noun, and compound noun
What are the two main parts of the verb phrase called? the main verb and the helping verb
What can interrupt a verb phrase in a declarative sentence? an adverb
What part of speech can interrupt a verb phrase in an interrogative sentence? the subject
How many helping verbs can be in a verb phrase? three
What are the two main categories all helping verbs can be placed in? linking verbs and helping verbs
What will be the suffix on an action verb when you have a plural compound subject? nothing (hah!)
What are the techniques for forming "inverted word order"? asking a question, creating a command, creating an introductory phrase, and starting with "here" or "there"
What starts the subject in a command sentence? an action verb
Created by: NoahBuscher
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