English Final Exam Review- Grammar

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Froggy Jumps English Final Exam Review- GrammarOnline version Most of everything in the grammar section that Mr. Canning went over :) by Jennifer Placide 1 What pronoun do you use for a singular person that you don't know the gender of? a He b Them c She 2 What pronoun do you use for an animal that you don't know the gender of a It b Him c them 3 Examples of indefinate pronouns that are ALWAYS Plural a some, any b both, few, several, many c none, all, most 4 Examples of indefinate pronouns that can be singular OR plural a several, many, few b both, few c some, any, none, all, most 5 How do find out if indefinate pronouns (some, any, none, all, most) are singular or plural? a guess b Look to the words around it c check for suffix -es 6 Ambiguous a unknown/ unclear reference b The pronoun is way too far from the antecedent c describes a noun or pronoun 7 Remote reference a confusing reference b The pronoun is way too far from the antecedent c describes a noun or pronoun 8 What verbs do singular subjects need? a b plural verbs c singular verbs 9 What verbs do plural subjects need a plural verbs b singular verbs c 10 select the true statement about Singular verbs a they end in -s b they do not end in -s c they go with plural subjects 11 What do Subordinating conjunctions do? a they introduce adverb clauses; usually at the beginning of a sentence. b they introduce noun clauses; usually at the beginning of a sentence. c they describes a noun or pronoun. 12 Noun clauses a can be subjects, objects of prepositions, direct objects, predicate nouns, or appositives b describes a noun or pronoun c describes verbs, adjectives, and other adverbs 13 What introduces an adverb clause? a Subordinating conjuntions (ex. after, although, as, because, if, since, until, and while.) b Nouns ( ex. Jennifer, America, Glasses, Pencil) c Plural Verbs (ex. are, play, taste) 14 Adverb clause a an adverb along with a complete sentance b describes a noun or pronoun. c describes verbs, adjectives, and other adverbs 15 What do all clauses have? a A subject and a verb b an appositive c A noun 16 Select the true statement about Independant clauses a They can stand alone, and they expresses a complete thought b They always end in a period or semi-colon c They have to be followed by a dependant clause 17 Select the true statement about Dependant clauses a They cannot stand alone, and do not express a complete thought b They always in a comma c They depend on the subject 18 Select the true statement about Past Participles a they will always be found in the dependant clause b They always have a helping verb c it is a part of a past verb 19 What are auxillary verbs a antecedants b active verbs c helping verbs 20 What are complete verbs a verbs that make up a full indepentant clause b The whole verb phrase (the verb along with its helper) c verbs spelt correctly 21 Why don't Active verbs have helpers? a they are in a sentance with an active mood b they simply dont need help c The subject is active 22 What verb tenses will we be tested on in the final? a Progressives, Perfects, and Pasts b Futures, favorites, and stresses c 23 Declarative sentences a make a statement b usually end in an exclaimation point! c ask a question 24 Imperative sentences a make a statement b Give a command c ask a question 25 Interrogative sentances a give a command b make a statement c ask a question 26 Exclamatory sentances a make a statement b express strong emotion! c ask a question

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English Final Exam Review- GrammarOnline version

by Jennifer Placide

What pronoun do you use for a singular person that you don't know the gender of?

What pronoun do you use for an animal that you don't know the gender of

Examples of indefinate pronouns that are ALWAYS Plural

Examples of indefinate pronouns that can be singular OR plural

How do find out if indefinate pronouns (some, any, none, all, most) are singular or plural?

Ambiguous

Remote reference

What verbs do singular subjects need?

What verbs do plural subjects need

select the true statement about Singular verbs

What do Subordinating conjunctions do?

Noun clauses

What introduces an adverb clause?

Adverb clause

What do all clauses have?

Select the true statement about Independant clauses

Select the true statement about Dependant clauses

Select the true statement about Past Participles

What are auxillary verbs

What are complete verbs

Why don't Active verbs have helpers?

What verb tenses will we be tested on in the final?

Declarative sentences

Imperative sentences

Interrogative sentances

Exclamatory sentances