Across
- 2. It connects two similar ideas.
- 6. Extra information that completes a sentence.
- 7. A word used to connect ideas.
- 9. A clause that gives extra details about a noun.
- 10. A word used to start an adjective clause for things.
- 11. This helps you ask about time.
- 12. It introduces an opposite idea.
- 15. This word points to the next day.
- 20. A clause that shows time, reason, or condition.
- 22. You use this when choosing between options.
- 23. Used for habits and routines.
- 27. A sentence with only one independent clause.
- 28. This word asks about ownership.
- 29. Describes an action happening right now.
- 32. It shows the action or condition.
- 33. It refers to the day before today.
- 34. It introduces a condition.
- 36. Used for plans and predictions.
- 37. It is used when asking about a place.
- 38. It shows contrast in an unexpected way.
Down
- 1. This tense uses has or have.
- 3. A clause that cannot stand alone.
- 4. It connects two different ideas.
- 5. A formal word for showing contrast.
- 8. A word used to start a noun clause meaning “any person”.
- 11. This question word is for things.
- 13. It shows something is happening at the moment.
- 14. It shows a result.
- 16. This comes after the verb and completes the idea.
- 17. S + P + O belongs to this type of pattern.
- 18. You use this when giving a choice.
- 19. This word asks about the way something happens.
- 21. This word adds another idea.
- 24. A clause that can be a subject or object.
- 25. You use this when asking about a person.
- 26. This connector gives a reason.
- 30. This word shows a conclusion.
- 31. This tense talks about completed actions.
- 35. This part tells who or what the sentence is about.
- 37. It is used to ask for a reason.