Across
- 4. the category of the determiner in the following sentence: Those shoes look bad.
- 8. type of conjunction that connects one clause with another clause that has less weight and importance
- 10. manner of the following adverb: Since I was sick, I went to bed early.
- 11. type of verbs that require an object
- 13. verbs that provide additional information about person, tense, mood, and so forth
- 14. sets of words that go into pairs
- 16. verbs that stand by themselves without needing an object
- 17. a word that takes the place of a noun. (e.g., he, she, his, her)
- 18. a type of personal pronoun used to signify possession
- 20. adverbs that connect 2 or more independent clauses
- 22. adjectives that follows a copula
- 23. category of determiners that use words such as, "every, nine, another, more, all, any" etc.
- 24. adjectives that describe the quality of the noun or pronoun they modify and come in 2 types of their own
- 25. refer to specific entities
Down
- 1. superlative form of bad
- 2. adjectives that can be modified to compare two or more entities along a continuum
- 3. small set of words that join words with words, phrases with phrases, and clauses with clauses
- 5. type of prepositions where it is "adverb + preposition"
- 6. comprise a relatively small, and therefore finite, class of words that serve to connect nouns and pronouns to other nouns, pronouns, and verbs
- 7. type of verb for which the past participle is formed in a unique manner that does not follow the general formation rule of adding -ed
- 9. comparative form of good
- 12. finite group of words that can take the place of nouns
- 15. types of adjectives that use words such as "whose, which, and what".
- 19. both sides of the sentence have equal weight and importance
- 21. adjectives that come before nouns