What is a minor sentence?

A fragmented or incomplete sentence

What is pre-modification?

Where the adjective comes before the noun

What is a proper noun?

Name of a person, place or time of year

What is post-modification

Where the adjective comes after the noun

What is a complex sentence?

A sentence with atleast one dependent and independent clause

What is an intensifier?

An adjective that intensifies a noun e.g. really, so, etc.

What is a modal auxiliary verb?

must, will, would, shall, should etc.

What is a preposition?

A word that tells you the position of something

What are personal pronouns?

Stand in place of a person's name.

What is a compound sentence?

Two simple sentences joined by a conjunction

What is a superlative

An adjective to the highest degree

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1
What is a concrete noun?
A physical thing
A group of people
An emotion
An idea
2
What is an auxiliary verb?
You, me and I
Must, may, would, could
Capitals
To be, to have, to do.
3
What is a declarative sentence?
A question
A statement
A command
An exclamation
4
What is an indefinite article?
a/an
And
You
the
5
Choose from below, what are examples of demonstrative pronouns?
them, those, they.
we, us, you.
Her, he, his.
this, that and such
6
What is a minor sentence?
One word
A simple sentence
A fragmented or incomplete sentence
An independent clause
7
What is an imperative?
A statement
A command
An exclamation
A question
8
What is pre-modification?
Where the superlative comes after the noun
Where the verb comes before the noun
Where the modal auxiliary comes before the noun
Where the adjective comes before the noun
9
What is an interrogative?
A question
A statement
An exclamative sentence
A command
10
What is a verb?
Name of someone
An action word
Place
Describes an action word
11
What is a proper noun?
Name of a person, place or time of year
Name for a group of things
An emotion, idea or feeling
Name of an object
12
What is an abstract noun?
An emotion, idea or feeling
Time of year
Name of a person
An object, person or thing.
13
What is post-modification
Where the adverb comes before the noun
Where the article comes after the noun
Where the adjective comes after the noun
Where the superlative comes before the verb
14
What is a complex sentence?
A sentence with a conjunction
A simple sentence
A sentence with atleast one dependent and independent clause
A sentence with one or two words
15
What is an adverb?
An action word
A place
An emotion or feeling
Describes the action word
16
What is an intensifier?
A word that ends in 'est'
An adjective that intensifies a noun e.g. really, so, etc.
A word that ends in 'er'
Someone who intensifies a situation
17
What is a modal auxiliary verb?
having, doing, being
must, will, would, shall, should etc.
running, jumping, walking etc.
dreaming, wishing, hoping etc.
18
What is a preposition?
A word that is positioned at the end of a sentence
A word that tells you how to prepare
A word that tells you the position of something
A word that is positioned in the middle of a sentence
19
What are personal pronouns?
Stand in place for the name of an object.
Stand in place of a person's name.
Stand in place for the name of a city.
Stand in place for the name of a country.
20
What is a definite article?
you
A journalist that writes with a definite opinion
the
a/an
21
What is a compound sentence?
Two simple sentences joined by a conjunction
A sentence with an independent and a dependent clause.
One simple sentence
A one worded sentence
22
What is a collective noun?
Name for a group of verbs
Name for a group of something
Name for an object
Name for a group of superlatives
23
What is a superlative
An extreme action
A verb
A super-awesome word
An adjective to the highest degree
24
What is an adjective?
An object, person or thing
An action word
A describing word
Name of a place
25
Choose from below, which are examples of interrogative pronouns?
This, them, they.
If, must, want.
And, but, so.
Which, what, why.

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