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| Holly played the violin sadly but she broke into a quick smile.: PLAYED is what type verb and tense? | Action Verb/Past |
| Holly played the violin sadly but she broke into a quick smile.:What word is the ADVERB in the sentence? | sadly |
| Holly played the violin sadly but she broke into a quick smile. What is the COORDINATING CONJUNCTION in the sentence? | but |
| Holly played the violin sadly but she broke into a quick smile. SHE is what part of speech? | subjective/nominative pronoun |
| Holly played the violin sadly but she broke into a quick smile. What are the two COMMON NOUNS in the sentence? | violin, smile |
| Holly played the violin sadly but she broke into a quick smile. What is/are the SIMPLE SUBJECT(S)? | Holly, she |
| Holly played the violin sadly but she broke into a quick smile. What is/are the VERBS/SIMPLE PREDICATES in the sentence? | played, broke |
| Holly played the violin sadly but she broke into a quick smile. How is VIOLIN functioning? | Direct Object |
| Holly played the violin sadly but she broke into a quick smile. What is the COMPLEMENT in the 2nd clause? | GO FISH! No complement (there is a prep phrase after the verb). |
| Holly played the violin sadly but she broke into a quick smile. What TYPE PREP PHRASE is in the sentence? | Adverb-- it comes after the verb BROKE |
| Holly played the violin sadly but she broke into a quick smile. What TYPE of SENTENCE is this? | Compound -- it has two independent clauses |
| Holly played the violin sadly but she broke into a quick smile.--What are the ADJECTIVES in the sentence? | the, quick, a |
| Holly played the violin sadly but she broke into a quick smile.What is the SENTENCE PURPOSE | declarative or exclamatory |
| The heavy thunderstorm __ (block out, darken, make something difficult to see, v.) our view, making driving difficult. a. obscured b. prevalent c. plausible d. adversary | obscured |
| Whitewater is Bennett Mill's ___ (opponent, rival, antagonist, n.) on the basketball court. a.obscured b. prevalent c. plausible d. adversary | adversary |
| It is the __ (widely existing, generally practiced, adj.) opinion that Bennett Mill is a great school. a. obscured b. prevalent c. plausible d. adversary | prevalent |
| Erin gave a __(believable but not completely; acceptable, adj.) excuse for being late. a. prevalent b. plausible c. obscured d. adversary | plausible |
| They were given a dead guinea (foul, fowl) to eat, feathers and all. | fowl |
| Nick hit a (foul, fowl) ball. | foul |
| Make sure you __ (kneed, knead) the bread properly or it will be flat and heavy. | knead |
| When he threw the pinecones in the fire, it (flaired, flared) up! | flare (take out the LA-- looks like FIRE) |
| The speaker mentioned no names, but he (eluded, alluded) to the last governor by talking about “a helmet of hair." | Alluded (like ALLUSION)--to make a reference to something indirectly or by suggestion. |
| Yuck! That is such a __ (fowl, foul) odor coming from the paper plant! | foul |
| A fugitive can (allude, elude) his pursuers by making them look for him outside of where he really is. | eludes--E means out. ELUDE means escape. |
| She has a (flare, flair) for organization | flair -- a talent |
| The horse's nostrils (flared, flaired) when he was afraid. | flared (widened) |
| Jack (kneed, knead) Ray and was given a day in ISS. | kneed |
| ___ had a great time at the football game Saturday! a. us and they b. us and them c. we and they | We and they |
| WELL is what part of speech in the sentence "He swam well"? | adverb |
| GOOD is what part of speech in the sentence "I am good"? | adjective |
| Is the first clause in the sentence Holly played the violin sadly but she broke into a quick smile--verb transitive or verb intransitive? | Verb transitive--there's a DO |
| Is the 2nd clause in the sentenceHolly played the violin sadly but she broke into a quick smile.--verb transitive or verb intransitive | Verb Intransitive -- no DO |
