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1
How many letters does the verb in this sentence have?
eight
nine
seven
six
2
The theory of relativity is an important concept. What are the two nouns in this sentence?
important, concept
theory of relativity, concept
an, important
the, is
3
Which of the following words is a noun?
Run
Red
Potato
Kindly
4
Interjection is correctly used in which of the following sentences?
The first sentence
The second sentence
5
Find the adjective in this sentence.
during
happy
the
winter
6
Which of the following sentences contains a reciprocal pronoun and uses it correctly?
The first sentence
The second sentence
7
When you connect two main clauses with a coordination conjunction, use a semicolon.
False
True
8
Which of the following uses the adverb correctly?
The first sentence.
the second sentence.
9
Which one of these is a preposition?
tell
me
reading
about
10
Which of the following is not a noun?
shoe
pie
development
kindly
11
The sentence shown uses the correct coordinating conjunction.
False
True
12
Find the number of nouns.
one
zero
two
13
What is the main verb in this sentence?
waiting
be
the
at
14
In what case does adding a preposition at the end of the sentence acceptable?
The first sentence
The second sentence
15
Which part of speech expresses emotions using words?
interjection
conjunction
preposition
16
Most indefinite pronouns function as noun equivalents, but some can also function as...
relative pronouns
independent clauses
coordinating conjunctions
adjectives
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How many letters does the verb in this sentence contain?
seven
six
nine
eight
18
What are the helping verbs in this sentence?
at
e-mail
a
is
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The ability to recognize subordinating conjunctions will...
help you make your sentences shorter
help you understand prepositions
help you make punctuation decisions
help you avoid sentence fragments