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Imperative Moods - ANSWER: Used for orders or
requests


Subjunctive Moods - ANSWER: Used for wishes and
statements that go against facts


Adjectives - ANSWER: A word that is used to modify a
noun or pronoun


Articles - ANSWER: Adjectives that are used to mark
nouns


Types of Articles - ANSWER: -Definite (the)


-Indefinite (a, an)

,Relative Adjectives - ANSWER: Can show the comparison
between things


Absolute Adjectives - ANSWER: Can show comparison


Adverbs - ANSWER: A word that is used to modify a verb,
adjective, or another adverb


Rules to Compare Adverbs and Adjectives - ANSWER: -
Positive (standard or normal form)


-Comparative (compares 1 person or thing to another)


-Superlative (compares more than 2 people or things)


Prepositions - ANSWER: A word placed before a noun or
pronoun that shows the relationship between an object
and another word in the sentence

,Conjunctions - ANSWER: Join words, phrases, or clauses
and they show the connection between the join pieces


Correlative Conjunctions - ANSWER: Show the
connection between pairs


Subordinating Conjunctions - ANSWER: Join subordinate
clauses with independent clauses


Common Subordinating Conjunctions - ANSWER: After,
although, because, before, in order that, since, so that,
unless, until, when, whenever, where, wherever,
whether, while


Interjections - ANSWER: A word for exclamation that is
used alone or as a piece to a sentence


Subject - ANSWER: Names who or what the sentence is
all about

, Complete Subject - ANSWER: Includes the simple subject
and all of its modifiers


Simple Subject - ANSWER: The subject of the sentence


Imperitove Sentences - ANSWER: The verbs subject is
understood, but not actually presented in the sentence


Predicate - ANSWER: Explains or describes the subject


Subject Verb Agreement - ANSWER: Verbs agree with
their subjects in number


Complements - ANSWER: A noun, pronoun, or adjective
that is used to give more information about the subject
or verb in the sentence


Direct Objects - ANSWER: A noun or pronoun takes or
receives the action of a verb

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