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a group of words acting as a part of speech. phrase
a group of words acting as a part of a sentence. clause
what does a prepositional phrase consist of? preposition,objects ( nouns or pronouns ),adjectives and adverbs.
what do adjectives ask? what kind, which one, how many, which, whose, and what.
what do adverbs ask to what extent/degree, how, when, where, why, and in what manner.
what do adjectives modify? nouns and pronouns
what do adverbs modify? verb adjectives or another adverb
what do direct objects ask? whom/what
what do indirect objects ask? to whom
what do predicate nouns do? rename/identify subjects
what do predicate adjectives do? modify the subject
what restates or modifies the noun its next to? appositve
when do you use commas? when nonessential
a verbal that is always an adjective participle
a verbal that is always a nouns gerunds
is to plus a verb and to comes before the verb infinitive
what is a mental action verb? like think and believe
what is a possessive action verb? has have and had
a verb in a sentence that is used as another part of speech. verbal
Created by: craig1823
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