Language Revision 2

3. Also called the Independant clause. It is able to stand alone as a complete sentence.
5. Phrases that answer the question who or what in connection with the noun
7. A group of words without a finite verb.
8. Clauses that perform the same function as nouns.
13. Part of the predicate. Always tells you to whom/what or for whom/ what after the Direct Object.
14. Clauses that tell us more about a word or words in the main clause.
15. A group of words containing a finite verb.
16. Clauses that perform the same function as adverbs
17. Indicates a long-pause. This punctuation mark is used to balance 2 equally important ideas. Can be replaced with a full stop, or certain conjunctions.

1. Phrases that tell us more about the noun.
2. Part of predicate. Answers who or what after the verb.
4. Phrases that modify the verb.
6. The punctuation mark used at the beginning of a sentence.
9. Also called the Dependant clause. Always contains a verb but cannot stand alone.
10. The punctuation mark used at the end of a Statement Sentence.
11. It reflects who or what the sentence is talking about
12. Refers to the part of the sentence not included in the subject
18. Punctuation mark used when words are separated into lists, to give additional information, and it is used between certain conjunctions.