Grammar III
Test #5 Review
Units 6 and 15 (review units 1-5)
Definitions - multiple choice - 9 questions, 3 bonus (*)
Define: compound noun, predicate nominative, appositive, parallelism,
Direct objects answer the questions ________ ?
Gerunds and noun infinitives can both be used and labeled as _____________ ?
Are noun clauses dependent or independent?
What do signal words (that, whom, which, etc) introduce?
What must a sentence contain in order to have an indirect object?
* expressions stating amounts (fractions, etc) are singular when the amount is considered as ___________ .
* define a topic outline (unit 15)
* An outline consists of ___________ .
Noun Usage - 6 sentences - identify each italicized word as subject, predicate nominative, direct object, indirect object, object of preposition, or appositive.
Agreement - 7 sentences - choose the correct verb to agree with the subject
Review: either…or, compound subject, course of study, sentences beginning with here or there, amounts of money,
Phrases - 7 sentences - circle the gerund or infinitive phrase, identify its use as subject, PN, DO, IO, OP, or AP.
Parallel Structure - 3 sentences - tell whether the structure of each sentence is parallel or not parallel
Noun Clauses - 6 sentences - circle the noun clause, identify its use as S, DO, PN, OP, or AP
Review - 6 sentences
Review: locate subject and verb, when the verb is in the active voice does is receive or do the action, laying vs. lying, past perfect tense verb form, punctuation a question mark in a quote, capitalization of a company name - example - General Motors or Firestone tires
Diagramming - Bonus - remember even just subject and verb will add points
Diagram: a noun clause used as a direct object
A noun clause used as an appositive following the subject
An infinitive phrase used as a direct object, also a direct address is in this sentence