Let’s play… Phrase & Clause Basketball!

What is a verbal? A verb form that acts as another part of speech

What is the prepositional phrase in the following sentence? What is the prepositional phrase in the following sentence? *1pt. She traveled extremely well for a cat. for a cat.

What are the 2 prepositional phrases in the following sentence & what are they modifying? What are the 2 prepositional phrases in the following sentence & what are they modifying? *2pts. I made many drawings of her during the trip. of her 2 nd Prepositional Phrase during the trip

What 2 things do you need to remember about a gerund phrase? 1.Verb form ending in –ing 2.Acts as a Noun

Is the italicized phrase a: Gerund, Participial, Infinitive, Appositive, or Prepositional Phrase? *1pt. Finding the right tools to study helps you get an A. Gerund

Q: What do you need to remember about an infinitive phrase? It starts with “to”

What is the difference between an infinitive phrase that starts with “to” and a prepositional phrase that starts with “to”? An infinitive phrase does not have an object; it will have a verbal in it. A prepositional phrase has an object and no verbal.

Q: What 1 word do you think of when you hear Participial Phrase, or Participle? A: Adjective

Q: What is an appositive phrase? A: A group of words with an appositive. (An appositive is a N or Prn placed beside another N or Prn to describe it.)

Q: Which sentence has a gerund phrase in it? Waiting in line, Mike got annoyed. Angela likes fishing for trout in the Adirondacks. A: The 1 st sentence

Q:What phrase do you see in this sentence and what kind of phrase is it? *2pts My only chance to see that coach is during 1 st period. A: Infinitive phrase: to see that coach.

Q: A:What is the appositive phrase in this sentence? B: What N is the appositive describing? *2pts. The actor, a friend of ours, obviously enjoyed playing the villain. A: a friend of ours B: actor

Q: Part 1:What is the definition of a phrase? A: It does not have a subject & verb working together. Q: Part 2:TRUE or FALSE? A phrase can act as a complete sentence. A: FALSE

Q: What 3 things does an independent clause have? Subject Verb Complete Thought

Q: What 3 characteristics does a dependent clause have? Subject Verb NONO Complete Thought

Is the italicized clause Independent or Dependent? The friendly man who took the tickets was the conductor. Dependent Clause

Is the italicized/underlined clause Independent or Dependent? The trip was short, but it was very memorable. Independent Clause

True or False? *1 pt. A clause will always act as a complete sentence. FALSE Explain why… Because if it is a dependent clause, it will not have a complete thought, therefore it cannot be a sentence.

True or False? *1 pt. A clause always has a subject and a verb. TRUE

True or False? *1 pt. A phrase has a subject and a verb. FALSE

What is the difference between a subordinate clause and a dependent clause? NOTHING…THEY’RE THE SAME THING!!!

Q: Part 1:What type of phrase is underlined in the following sentence? I went to the store. A: Prepositional Phrase/Adverb Phrase 3 Part Question! Q: Part 2 Q: Part 2: What is the preposition? A: Part 2 A: Part 2: to Q: Part 3 Q: Part 3: What is the Object of the Preposition? A: Part 3 A: Part 3: store

Analyze the following 2 sentences. Sent. 1: The friendly man who was the conductor. What specific part of speech is the word “who” in the sentence above? 1 pt. Sent. 2: Who was the friendly man? What specific POS is the word “Who” in the sentence above? Interrogative Pronoun…introducing a question (1 pt.) Relative Pronoun (1pt.) Which means it must be introducing what specifically? Dep. Adj. Clause (1pt.)

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