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Bocchino Grammar

Mrs. Bocchino's Grammar Test Dec. 3, 2021

TermDefinition
Adjectives describes a noun
proper adjective capitalized description of noun
noun names, people, place, thing, idea
concrete nouns nouns you can see/touch
abstract nouns nouns you cannot see/touch
proper nouns names specific people, places, things or ideas and are capitalized
common noun non-specific people, places, things, or ideas (not capitalized)
demonstrative adjective come before the noun they describe (ex.: this, that, these, those, )
pronouns words that are used in place of nouns (ex: I, you, we, they)
antecedent the word or words the pronoun replaces (ex: John enjoys dances(antecedent) and goes to them (pronoun) often.
personal pronous Always agrees with an antecedent in number (he/she, her/them)
indefinite pronouns refer to non-specific persons or things (ex.: anyone/neither, anybody/no one)
possessive pronouns shows ownership and possession (ex.: her/hers, our/ours, their/theirs)
Pronouns "I" and "Me" when speaking about yourself, put yourself last
True or False: Use "I" in the subject of the sentence TRUE- I am coming, dear!
True or False: Use "me" in the predicate of the sentence TRUE--She is coming to me, dear!
What does "who's" mean? WHO'S is a CONTRACTION : who has
What does "whose" mean? WHOSE shows possession: "Whose book is this?"
What does "their" mean? THEIR shows possession. (ex.: That is THEIR book)
What does "there" mean? THERE is a place/an existence of something (ex.: Weber is over THERE, across the street)
What does "they're mean? THEY'RE is a contraction meaning "they are"
What does "then" mean? THEN = TIME (ex.: I went to the store, THEN I went home)
What does "than" mean? THAN = COMPARISON (ex.: I like chocolate more THAN vanilla)
How many types of sentences are there? There are four types of sentences
What does "subject" mean? SUBJECT is who/what the sentence is about (noun/pronoun)
What does "predicate" mean? PREDICATE is the action/what the subject is doing (verb)
What is a "complete subject?" Simple subject is all of the words that tell whom or what a sentence discusses
What is a "complete predicate?" Complete predicate is the verb plus any other words that tell more about it. It can be one word or more than one word
What is a DECLARATIVE sentence? A declarative sentence makes a statement: Clifford is a red dog.
What is an INTERROGATIVE sentence? An interrogative sentence asks a question: Is Clifford a red dog?
What is an EXLAMATORY sentence? An exclamatory sentence expresses emotion: I already told you that Clifford is a red dog!
What is an IMPERATIVE sentence? An imperative sentence gives a command: Stop asking me about Clifford.
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