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Understanding Parts of Speech and Punctuation in English Grammar

This comprehensive guide explores key concepts in English grammar, focusing on parts of speech, punctuation, and verbal phrases. Learn to identify intensive pronouns, helping verbs, gerunds, and participles, and discover how to use commas, quotation marks, and apostrophes correctly. The material includes exercises to fill in blanks, identify verb tenses, and spot prepositional phrases. Mastering these elements is essential for effective communication and writing skills. Ideal for students and learners at all levels.

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Understanding Parts of Speech and Punctuation in English Grammar

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  1. Parts of speech Punctuation Verbal's Prepositional phrases Affective and adverbs 1pt 1 pt 1 pt 1pt 1 pt 2 pt 2 pt 2pt 2pt 2 pt 3 pt 3 pt 3 pt 3 pt 3 pt 4 pt 4 pt 4pt 4 pt 4pt 5pt 5 pt 5 pt 5 pt 5 pt

  2. Which word is an intensive pronoun? Have you yourself ever tried inventing something?

  3. Yourself

  4. Fill in the blank. Bob and _____ will build a campfire. A) Me B) I C) Him

  5. B) I

  6. What is the helping verb? A boat will not float unless there is water.

  7. Will

  8. What is the past tense of draw?

  9. Drew

  10. What is the present tense of worn?

  11. Wear

  12. Where do the commas belong? The earliest films lasting no more than 10 minutes were just some brief looks at sports or fashion of the early 1990’s.

  13. Comma The earliest films, lasting no more than 10 minutes, were just brief looks at sports or fashion of the early 1990’s Comma

  14. Where do the commas belong? We’re going on vacation next week” Dan said “To Chicago!”

  15. Comma “We’re going on vacation next week,” Dan said, “To Chicago!”

  16. Where do the quotations go? That’s cool! said Phil.

  17. “That’s cool!” said Phil.

  18. Which words need an apostrophe? Uncles Pauls farm isnt the kind you would imagine.

  19. Uncle Paul’s farm isn’t the kind you would imagine.

  20. Where does the apostrophe go. Everyonesschedule is messed up!

  21. Everyone’s

  22. What is the Gerund in this sentence? Fishing is fun!

  23. Fishing

  24. Name three verbal's.

  25. Gerund, participle, and Infinitive

  26. What is the participle in this sentence? I have a writing pencil.

  27. Writing

  28. What is the infinitive? I like to sing.

  29. Sing

  30. What’s the infinitive in this sentence. I like to run.

  31. Run

  32. What is a prepositional phrase?

  33. Adds a detail and a short sentence stressing an important idea.

  34. What's the prepositional phrases? The Titanic lies under the sea.

  35. Under

  36. What’s the prepositional phrase? We marched toward victory.

  37. Marched

  38. What's the prepositional phrase? We went to the pool instead of the park.

  39. Instead

  40. What’s the prepositional phrase? During school we went inside of a spaceship.

  41. During ad inside of

  42. What's the compound adjective?

  43. A word that is made up of two or more words.

  44. Where's the compound adjective? The North American Allosaurus had sharp teeth and a powerful jaw.

  45. North American

  46. What is the common adjective? They lived in the ice fields of Siberia.

  47. Ice

  48. What's the adverb of degree? Jess is usually the leader in these situations.

  49. Usually

  50. What’s the adverb of manner? Ahmed boldly entered the dark cave.

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