Grammar revision

1. A symbol that looks longer than a hyphen
6. A sentence that gives a command or instruction
7. A punctuation mark used for possessive or in contractions
9. Figurative language where words / letters are repeated
12. A word that joins two sentences (but, and, or)
13. A word that describes verbs
14. A punctuation mark used in exclamatory sentences to emphasis expression.
15. Figurative language that ‘makes’ sounds (buzz, clap, pop)
16. A sentence that gives information
17. A type of naming noun that is always with a capital letter

2. A describing word (usually describes a noun)
3. The punctuation mark that joins words together (-)
4. The punctuation marks used to quote direct speech (spoken)
5. Figurative language that gives life to inanimate objects (things)
8. Figurative language that shows exaggeration
10. The name for a slanted line which means ‘or’ (English) and ‘divide’ (maths)
11. Word that show identity (his, my, you, I)
16. Figurative language that uses ‘as’ or ‘like’ to compare things