Grammar

4. A commonly confused word used to make comparisons
8. A run-on sentence is missing ____ to separate the sentences.
9. Conjunction that begins with the letter "y"
11. When a sentence is incomplete because it is missing a subject, verb, or complete thought
13. When citing dialogue, use ____ quotation marks. This shows a character is speaking.
15. This punctuation mark shows omission or possession.
17. They're, we're, we'll, she's
19. This is a punctuation mark that can be used to separate complete sentences or to separate detailed items in a list to avoid using too many commas.

1. For, and, nor, but, or, yet, so
2. When citing text evidence, put the author's last name and page number in _______.
3. ______book titles; put the title of a short story in quotation marks.
5. A sentence with a dependent and an independent clause is a ______ sentence.
6. This type of clause cannot be a sentence on its own.
7. This is sometimes confused with there or they're; this word shows possession.
10. A commonly confused words for the results or outcomes
12. A commonly confused word that means careful or complete
14. Words like good, nice, bad, and very are _____.
16. These nouns ALWAYS need to be capitalized.
18. In order to make a compound sentence, you need to separate two complete sentences with a _____ and a conjunction.