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Grammar ELA 1
These conjunctions ALWAYS come in pairs.
What is an antecedent?
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What is an antecedent?
The noun that the pronoun replaces.
The noun that the verb replaces.
The pronoun that the noun replaces.
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These conjunctions ALWAYS come in pairs.
correlative conjunctions
subordinating conjunctions
coordinating conjunctions
conjunctive adverbs
3
Which sentence is correct?
My mother baked since it was my brother's birthday.
Ellen tripped on a rug; her hand went through a window.
Ellen tripped on a rug and, her hand went through a window.
Ellen tripped on a rug and her hand went through a window.
4
Which sentence is correct?
Mary and Samantha; took us on the bus.
Mary, and Samantha took us on the bus.
My mother baked since it was my brother's birthday.
Mary and Samantha took us on the bus.
5
Consequently
, he started to use crutches.--
Consequently
is used as a
Conjunctive Adverb
Nonessential Word
Transition Word
6
The cars in the design (glow/glows) in the dark.--Subject/verb agreement
glow
glows
7
The price of french fries (is/are) over a dollar.--Subject/verb agreement
is
are
8
A single sentence with a subject, a verb, and single complete thought.
Simple Sentence
Run-On Sentence
Complex Sentence
Compound Sentence
9
Identify the singular pronoun
Us
She
We
10
Martha likes reading classic novels, watching television,
and listens to the radio.
and will listen to the radio.
and listening to the radio.
11
Which sentence is correct?
I need olive oil for a recipe, yet I only have canola oil.
On the day after Halloween I always eat too much candy.
On the day after Halloween; I always eat too much candy.
On the day after Halloween, I always eat too much candy.
12
The orange cat could run or he could hide.--What type of sentence is it?
Compound
Simple
Run-On
Complex
13
FANBOYS are
correlative conjunctions
coordinating conjuctions
subordinating conjunctions
conjunctive adverbs
14
What is a pronoun?
A word that replaces a verb.
A word that replaces a conjunction.
A word that replaces a noun.
15
Identify the singular pronoun
He
Themselves
They
16
Eating the right food will help you feel better, healthier,
and stronger.
and strongly.
and have strong bones.
and you will be strong.
17
Which sentence is correct?
Ginny researched her topic, so her information was accurate.
I need olive oil for a recipe, yet I only have canola oil.
Ginny researched her topic, her information was accurate.
Ginny researched her topic and her information was accurate.
18
In fact
, I think I’ll see the concert again.--The words
in fact
are used as a
Nonessential Word
Conjunctive Adverb
Transition Word
19
These cats live together but are not brother and sister.--What type of sentence is it?
Compound
Run-On
Complex
Simple
20
Which sentence is correct?
The dog ran down the street so the cat ran away.
The dog ran down the street and the cat ran away.
The dog ran down the street although the cat ran away.
The dog ran down the street, and the cat ran away.
21
Which sentence is correct?
My mother baked since it was my brother's birthday.
My mother baked; since it was my brother's birthday.
My mother baked since; it was my brother's birthday.
My mother baked, since it was my brother's birthday.
22
What is the antecedent?---Dean and Jim decided to pool their
resources and buy a video camera.
Dean
resources
Jim
Dean and Jim
23
The tree outside of our home (grow/grows) bigger every year.--Subject/verb agreement
grow
grows
24
Two independent clauses joined by a semicolon OR a comma and coordinating conjunction.
Compound
Complex
Simple
Run-On
25
Which sentence is correct?
Vegetable pot pie is good; but Kim prefers chicken pot pie.
I need olive oil for a recipe, yet I only have canola oil.
Vegetable pot pie is good; Kim prefers chicken pot pie.
Vegetable pot pie is good but Kim prefers chicken pot pie.
26
He went to the mall, but he forgot his wallet.--What type of sentence is it?
Complex Sentence
Simple Sentence
Run-On Sentence
Compound Sentence
27
These conjunctions are used at the beginning of a dependent clause
correlative conjunctions
subordinating conjunctions
coordinating conjunctions
conjunctive adverbs
28
Which sentence is correct?
Mr. Jones laughed happily but he was still sad.
Mr. Jones laughed happily; although, he was still sad.
Mr. Jones laughed happily he was still sad.
Mr. Jones laughed happily and he was still sad.
29
Which sentence is correct?
As she was sleeping the television stayed on.
While she was sleeping, the television stayed on.
As she was sleeping soundly the television stayed on.
While she was sleeping the television stayed on.
30
The signature on the checks (is/are) a forgery--Subject/verb agreement
are
is
31
Two independent clauses joined by
inappropriate
punctuation or with
no
punctuation.
Simple
Compound
Complex
Run-On
32
The street light at the corner (break/breaks) every week.--Subject/verb agreement
breaks
break
33
Fran will not rake the yard, do the dishes,
and will scrub the tub tomorrow.
and won't be scrubbing the tub.
or scrub the tub.
or is scrubbing the tub.
34
A sentence containing an independent clause, a dependent clause, and a subordinate conjunction.
Complex
Simple
Run-On
Compound
35
The dog decided to either shred a roll of toilet paper, or
chewing another hole in the sofa arm.
if he wanted to chew another hole in the sofa arm.
chew another hole in the sofa arm.
36
The gazelles came down to the stream, but they didn't drink.--What is the antecedent?
stream
gazelles
down
drink
37
Which sentence is correct?
I need olive oil for a recipe I only have canola oil.
I need olive oil for a recipe; yet I only have canola oil.
I need olive oil for a recipe, yet I only have canola oil.
I need olive oil for a recipe yet I only have canola oil.
38
The cars are called Legends cars, and they are popular models.--What type of sentence is it?
Run-On
Complex
Simple
Compound
39
Thomas fell on down the stairs;
consequently,
he broke is ankle.--
Consequently
is used as a
Transition Word
Conjunctive Adverb
Nonessential Word
40
She,
in fact,
had the best voice of all.--The words
in fact
are used as a
Transition Word
Conjunctive Adverb
Nonessential Word
41
Identify the plural pronoun
We
She
It
42
Natalie, along with her sisters, (is/are) going to arrive before us.--Subject/verb agreement
is
are
43
Although the sport is new, it's already attracted 6 teams in TX.--What type of sentence is it?
Run-On
Compound
Complex
Simple
44
A clause that contains a subject and verb but NO complete thought
Dependent
Independent
45
When it is raining, she drives slowly, carefully,
and with caution.
and cautiously.
and very cautious.
and she uses caution.
46
The broken bone,
consequently
, needed to be fixed.--The word
Consequently
is used as a
Conjunctive Adverb
Transition Word
Nonessential Word
47
What is the antecedent?---Debra set up an easel and a palette, and then she began to paint.
she
Easel and palette
Easel
Debra
48
Polly wants to go to Disney World for vacation
unfortunately, Ricky wants to go to the mountains.
; however, Ricky wants to go to the mountains.
but Ricky wants to go to the mountains.
49
Which sentence is correct?
Alice loved to dance in the rain and, she liked to read.
Alice loved to dance in the rain, and she liked to read.
My mother baked since it was my brother's birthday.
Alice loved to dance in the rain and she liked to read.
50
The concert was lovely;
in fact
, it made me breathless. --The words
in fact
are used as a
Transition Word
Conjunctive Adverb
Nonessential Word
