Conjunctions, Prepositions, Interjections

Question 1

These show how two things are related to one another in space, time, direction, possession, etc

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prepositions

Question 2

Conjunctions such as if, as, since, when, and because are all examples of which type?

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subordinating

Question 3

The part of speech that joins 2 words or groups of words together

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conjunction

Question 4

Either/or, neither/nor, not only/but also are also examples of:

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correlative conjunctions

Question 5

A word that shows emotion in a sentence

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interjection

Question 6

Adj or Adv? My mother is best cook IN THE FAMILY.

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Adjective

Question 7

The FANBOYS are all which kind of conjunction

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coordinating

Question 8

Prepositional phrases can act like what parts of speech?

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both adjectives and adverbs

Question 9

CC or SC? We went to get ice cream AFTER my baseball game ended.

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subordinating conjunction

Question 10

C.C. or S.C.? My sister AND I are best friends.

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Coordinating conjunction

Question 11

CC or SC? I could have a burger OR salad.

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Coordinating conjunction

Question 12

Adj or Adv? The boy ACROSS THE ROOM was making silly faces at me.

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Adjective

Question 13

Adj or Adv? The dog ran OVER THE HILL.

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adverb

Question 14

The noun or pronoun at the end of the prepositional phrase is called the______.

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object of the preposition

Question 15

A group of words that begin with a preposition and end with a noun or pronoun

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prepositional phrase

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