Grammatical terms

3. A wider type of “-” (5)
6. Tells you where a verb takes place, e.g. run off, run on, run out, run up (11)
9. Several words together – but no verb (6)
11. Requires a complete idea (8)
13. Describes a noun (9)
15. “After he arrived.” is wrong because the sentence is? (10)
19. Adds extra but not vital information about a noun (10)
20. Verbs turned into nouns e.g. talking, running (7)
21. Types of noun e.g. cats and dogs
22. A doing word (4)

1. These describe verbs (6)
2. A verb and predicate – can be a sentence but does not have to be (5)
4. A person, thing or idea (5)
5. And, or, but (11)
7. Definite article (3)
8. This, that and it are … (7)
10. The person or thing doing a verb (7)
12. A sentence made from two connected simple sentences (8)
14. Microsoft and Scotland are what type of noun (6)
16. The person or thing the verb acts on (6)
17. “The ball was kicked by him” is said to be “___ construction” (7)
18. A word or phrase that refers back to itself e.g. sit yourself down, bad in itself (9)