Grammar

In how many ways can you fix a run-on sentence?

A noun clause usually begins with a _____________ or a _______________.

All of the following are groups of prepositions EXCEPT

All of the following are singular except for 

What is the structure of a prepositional phrase?

as..as, whether...or, both..and, not only...but also, neither..nor, either...or, __as well as__

What is the structure of a noun clause?

whenever, while, before, after, when, as, until 

present tense and to be past (they- 2 or more people or things)

Indicate an abrupt change in thought/signal the inclusion of an explanation or an afterthought

On the ACT when is whom used for the most part?

What type are the following structures? IC. CA, IC IC; CA, IC

You DON'T use commas in all the following structures EXCEPT for

unless, if, whether 

All of the following are examples of the use of conjunctive adverbs EXCEPT

The adjective, pronoun, or noun that describes the subject with linking verbs is 

All of the following apply to participles EXCEPT

Do not place commas around ________ pronouns.

and, but, for, nor, or, so, yet

Use a subordinating conjunction to indicate that one of the independent clauses is _________ 

Which of the following is true about participle phrases?

The phrase or clause must be placed ______ to the person, place, or thing that it is modifying.

You can use dashes in place of parenthesis to ____________.

What rules/statements apply to the use of who?

The following fixes what problem? Use a period at the end of the first independent clause.

Connect the 2 independent clauses by using a coordinate conjunction in order to fix a _________

I, you, he/she/it, we, they, who    

No--- no commas (the sentence does not make sense after removing the clause or phrase.

What is a participle?

therefore, consequently, thus, accordingly 

likewise

With linking verbs the subject is ____________________

Yes--- commas (the sentence makes sense after removing the clause or phrase)

With action verbs the subject is _______

What is the structure of an adjective clause?

When do you use whom?

although, though, whereas, while

A ________ incorrectly connects two independent clauses with a comma.

A __________incorrectly connects two independent clauses with no punctuation.

What statements/rules apply to the use of that ?

My/mine, you/yours, his/his, her/hers, it/its, our/ours, their/theirs, whose/whose

A ________ must agree with its antecedent in person, number, and gender. 

Insert a semicolon between 2 main clauses, not already connected by a coordinating conjunction 

Use __________ to offset an unrelated idea that is tacked onto the end of a sentence. 

however, nevertheless, still, instead 

Myself, yourself, himself/herself/itself, ourselves, themselves 

whose+N+verb=whose=____________

because, since, given that

Present tense and to be past (he, she, it ---- 1 person or thing)

me, you, him/her/it, us, them, whom 

What rules apply to the use of which?

otherwise

Pronouns are used in a sentence when the word 

granted, indeed

All of the following are plural except 

Any form of the verb to be am, is, are, was, were, has been, are being, might have been