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Sentence Structure Parts of Speech1 Parts of Speech2 Vocabulary1 Vocabulary Independent or Dependent Clause

Tom and I watched the football game together.

Simple What is Simple?

John went to school today, but James remained at home.

Compound What is Compound?

Although they live 250 miles apart, Bill and Amy keep in constant contact on the internet.

Complex What is Complex?

After the tornado hit, my house was completely destroyed.

Complex What is Complex?

You can help at the car wash, or you can sell tickets to the dance if you have time.

Compound-Complex What is Compound-Complex?

Betty ran as fast as she could to the store.

verb

The fruit on the counter looked fresh.

Noun

The baby was extremely tired.

adverb

She grows prettier every day.

Pronoun

Jamie forgot the money on the table.

Preposition

The moon shines brightly tonight.

Adverb What is Adverb?

After many years, they returned to their homeland.

Pronoun What is Pronoun?

Don’t sit at the round table.

Adjective What is Adjective?

The book is beside the table.

Preposition What is Preposition?

Neither Sarah nor Sam will attend the Christmas concert.

Conjunction What is Conjunction?

To withdraw

Revoke What is Revoke?

Choice or the right to choose

Option What is Option?

Something that provokes thought or emotion or that aids in creation

Inspiration What is Inspiration?

Stern, harsh, or strict

Severe What is Severe?

To pretend

Feign What is Feign?

I enjoy the opera

Independent What is Independent?

although I lost the library book

Dependent What is Dependent?

they're going on a picnic

Independent What is Independent?

when the movie is over

Dependent What is Dependent?

when I'm finished reading

Dependent What is Dependent?

To combine into one whole

What is consolidate?

Tight with money or resources

What is frugal?

Lack of seriousness

What is levity?

A false name used by an author; also as a pen name

What is pseudonym?

Having reason or understanding

What is rational?