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T/F: Singular nouns must match with singular verbs and pronouns?
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T - ex: If A STUDENT won't study, HE OR SHE won't do well.
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T/F: Singular nouns must match with singular verbs and pronouns?
T - ex: If A STUDENT won't study, HE OR SHE won't do well.
T/F: Plural nouns do not have to match with plural verbs and pronouns?
F - ex: If STUDENTS won't study, THEY won't do well.
Use the word "I" when.......
it is the subject of a sentence - ex: I will be famous one day.
Use the word "me" when.........
it is the object of the sentence - ex: The fool gave the wrong tickets to Bob and ME.
Do you have to use the same mark (comma, dash, etc) at both ends of the phrase?
Yes - ex: Bob, on his way to the store, saw a lizard.
Is this sentence grammatically correct and why: "Ed's a slacker, Sara isn't?"
No because the two complete sentences are spliced together with a comma
How many complete ideas must a sentence contain, at a minimum?
1
Do the majority of adjectives or adverbs end in -ly?
adverbs - ex: quickly, briefly, beautifully
What ending do you use to compare exactly two things: -er/more or -est/most?
-er/more - ex: Bob is the faster of the 2 runners.
What ending do you use to compare more than two things: -er/more or -est/most?
-est/most - Bob is the fastest of the 5 runners.
Is good an adjective or adverb?
adjective
Is well an adjective or adverb?
adverb
Is this use of "good" correct or not: Joe did good on the ACT.
No because you need an adverb here and good is an adjective
Is this use of "well" correct or not: Tina plays well when she is confident.
Yes because you need an adverb here and well is an adverb
When do you use the word "lie"?
when it is something a subject DOES - ex: I'm going to lie down for a while.
