Grammatical Terms 5/6

A sample of writing that has a purpose or theme is a

And, because, so , since, however are examples of

A punctuation mark used to set off introductory material, connect independent clauses, separate items in a series

Bat, cat, dog, pot, cup, up, let, get, hit, pit are all examples of

A word that expresses an action or a state of being is a

When the subject is acting, the verb is in the

A word that describes a verb, adjective, or other adverb is a(n)

A person, place, or thing is a

A punctuation mark that is used to signify ownership and to join contractions is an

This term is a part of speech used to identify a noun.

rules that determine whether or not a letter is used in its uppercase or lowercase form. 

A part of speech used as connectors between words, clause, sentences, or phrases. 

For the titles of novels, TV shows, or movies you can

Work that is formatted correctly, able to be read, and follows the conventions of spelling and punctuation

is the system of symbols or marks use to make writing or printing understandable. 

Universally accepted rules in the convention of spelling is

a more detailed or though provoking exam question

A word that describes a noun is an

A word that expresses a special or temporal relationship between two things in a sentence is a

A group of words consisting of at least one subject and at least one verb that express a complete thought is a