Use this to study the grammar for quarter 2. Answers on on the review, so try before you advance the slide.

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3. Question # 1 Kate and I are going to celebrate our birthdays by going skiing and antiquing in Vermont for the weekend. This is an example of what kind of sentence: (Compound, complex, simple)

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5. Answer to Question #1 Simple Back to race .

6. Question # 2 This is the best day ever, I want it to last forever! This sentence is an example of which kind of sentence? Sentence Fragment, Compound Sentence, Run on Sentence

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8. Answer to Question #2 Run on Sentence Back to race .

9. Question # 3 We should get together over the weekend because I have no homework. This sentence is an example of which kind of sentence? Complex, Compound or Simple Sentence

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11. Answer to Question #3 Complex Back to race .

12. Question # 4 Eating junk food and taking naps seems to be a hobby of his lately. This sentence is an example of which kind of sentence? Complex, Compound or Simple Sentence

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14. Answer to Question #4 Simple Sentence Back to race .

15. Question # 5 Marty and Joanne love to go and road trips and visit many places together. What kind of sentence is the above sentence? Simple, compound, complex

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17. Answer to Question #5 Simple (with a compound subject and verb) Back to race .

18. Question # 6 Write a definition or a synonym for “hyperbole”.

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20. Answer to Question #6 It’s extreme exaggeration. Back to race .

21. Question # 7 Name two ways to correct the following run on sentence: Sandra was a paramedic, she loved her job.

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24. Question # 8 What (usually) makes a subordinate clause subordinate (dependent) or unable to stand on it’s own?

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26. Answer to Question #8 Its subordinating (or WHITEBUS) conjunction. Back to race .

27. Question # 9 What makes an independent clause independent?

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29. Answer to Question #9 It can stand alone as a sentence. Back to race .

30. Question # 10 What is the difference between a phrase and a clause?

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32. Answer to Question #10 A phrase does not have both a subject and a verb (may have one or the other or neither). A clause has BOTH a subject and a verb. (It may not be a complete thought, though) Back to race .

33. Question # 11 What kind of clause is the following? As we thought about what to do with the evidence in the basement. Independent, subordinate, compound

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35. Answer to Question #11 Subordinate Back to race .

36. Question # 12 Andrea, that mean girl who lives across the street, is coming to Antoine’s party tonight and I may not go because of it. What kind of sentence is the above? Compound, simple with a compound subject and verb, or complex.

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38. Answer to Question #12 Compound Back to race .

39. Bonus Question While I was thinking about John, he walked in the room; it was so weird. What kind of sentence is this? Simple with a compound subject, compound-complex, or compound with two compound subjects (one in each clause).

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41. Answer to Bonus Question Back to race . compound-complex