Grammatical Terms Crossword Puzzle

3. Shown facts and/or information proving a statement is true and valid or wrong.
4. Words or quick phrases that provide a flow for the ideas, sentences,and paragraphs to give a connection.
5. A specific word used to connect either sentences, clauses, and phrases using specific word such as: but, if, or and.(Hint: "Conjuncts")
6. A sentence that contains one clause, one predicate, and one subject in the sentence. (Hint: Basic type of sentence)
8. A type of punctuation that alerts the reader there has been a pause in between a sentence.(Hint: Mark within a sentence).
10. A sentence that has a supporting one or two dependant clause and has two independent clauses also joined by a conjunction.
13. The process in which two sentences are connected which is the main and other clauses
15. the central topic or idea that surrounds the piece.
16. to come into possession of or to come of hold of something.
17. A word that identifies a person, place, thing, or idea.
18. A work used to describe an action, state of being or becoming, and an occurrence.

1. The idea that surrounds the sentence being who or what the sentence is speaking regarding.
2. Word used in the place of describing a proper name or people for a simple substitution.
5. The part of the sentence where instead of there being one subjects there are two involved.
7. Shortens a word by combining two words into one altered word that gives certain words having apostrophes and letters.
8. functions word that allows to join or link clauses or phrases.
9. A sentence containing an independent clause and a supporting dependant clause. (Hint: Sometimes use subordinating conjunctions such as: Because, Until, and After.
11. The sentence part where the verb is taking place and discussing what is going on to the subject
12. A sentence that joins two independent clauses with a conjunction. (Hint: Combines two sentences)
14. The examination and detailed description of the elements of a piece.