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The part of speech that names a person, place, or thing is called a
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pronoun.
b. verb. c. adjective. d. noun. e. preposition |
Which of the following is a proper noun
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A. Donkey
b. Computer c. Billy d. Freedom e. River |
Which of the following is a pronoun
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A. John
b. sadness c. you d. running e. occasionally |
What part of speech shows action or state of being
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A. adverb
b. interjection c. preposition d. adjective e. none of these |
Which of the following is a linking verb
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A. seems
b. walks c. has d. grows e. laughs |
Which of the following is an adjective
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A. and
b. with c. tall d. but e. therefore |
Which of the following is an adverb
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A. quietly
b. Chicago c. although d. Martin e. all of these |
A word that shows the relationship between a noun and some other word is called a
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A. conjunction.
b. preposition. c. predicate. d. subject. e. none of these |
Which of the following is a preposition
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A. giving
b. hot c. however d. under e. none of these |
Which of the following is an interjection
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A. yesterday
b. ouch c. no d. from e. consequently |
What mark of punctuation usually follows an interjection
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A. no mark
b. a semicolon c. a question mark d. a period e. an exclamation mark |
Every sentence must have a subject and
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A. a preposition.
b. a phrase. c. a conjunction. d. a predicate. e. a dependent clause. |
A dependent clause
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A. has a subject but no predicate.
b. has a predicate but no subject. c. has a subject and a predicate. d. is similar to a phrase. e. is a simple sentence. |
A group of related words that contains both a subject and a predicate is called a(n)
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A. phrase.
b. clause. c. conjunctive adverb. d. prepositional phrase. e. declarative. |
A group of related words that does not have both a subject and a verb is called a
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A. phrase.
b. clause. c. conjunctive adverb. d. preposition. e. dependent clause. |