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Which word is an adjective?

When can you use a subordinate conjunction?

Sentence and Parts of Speech Review

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To review what students have learnt so far in Year 7 English Fluency.

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1
When can you use a subordinate conjunction?
In a complex sentence.
In a compound sentence.
In a simple sentence.
2
Which word is an adjective?
angry
angrily
3
What is a compound sentence?
Two ideas joined by a FANBOY
Two simple sentences and a FANBOYS
Two simple sentences joined by a FANBOY
Two simple sentences joined by a FANBOYS
4
What do you need in a simple sentence?
A capital letter, a subject, a verb and a full stop.
A subject and a verb.
A capital letter, a subject, a verb.
5
What is an adjective?
A word that describes a verb.
A doing word.
A word that describes a noun.
6
What is an adverb?
A word that describes a verb.
A word that describes a noun.
A word that shows how someone feels.
7
Which noun is a proper noun?
ocean
dora
Blueback
reef stripper
8
What is a noun?
Name of a person, place or thing.
An action word.
Describing word.
Name of a person.
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What is one difference between an adjective and adverb?
You can only use an an adjective in a simple sentence.
An adjective is a name, and an adverb describes.
An adjective goes before a noun.
An adverb only describes a verb.
10
What is another name for FANBOYS?
Conjunction
Subordinate Conjunction
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What is a proper noun?
The name of a place or person.
Name of a person, place, organisation, uses a capital letter
An adjective.
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Which words are subordinate conjunctions?
yet, even though
since, as long as, before
for, and, but