Language Review

The rules for forming questions like "Are you coming?"

"Unhappiness" can be broken down into "un-", "happy", and "-ness"

The word "dogs" has two meaningful parts: "dog" and "-s"

"The cast sat on the mat."

"Colorless green ideas sleep furiously" A grammatically correct, but nonsensical sentence.

The rules for forming plural nouns, like adding "-s" to "dog" to make "dogs"

"The boy threw the ball" vs. "The ball was thrown by the boy"

The rules for forming past tense verbs, like adding "-ed" to "walk" to make "walked"

The difference in meaning between "bat" (an animal) and "bat" (a piece of sports equipment)

The word "cats" has two meaningful parts: "cat" and "-s"

"She quickly ran to the store"

The meaning of the word "run" in different contexts, like "run a race" vs. "run a business"

The sound /s/ in "sun" and "bus"

The word "unbelievable" can be broken down into "un-", "believe", and "-able"

"She will eat" vs. "She eats"

The sound /k/ in "cat" and "kit"

The sound /b/ in "bat" and "ball"

The difference in the mean between "bank" (a financial institution) and "bank" (the side of a river).