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What are the articles for adjectives?

A, An, The

True or false, Indefinite nouns mean neither male nor female

False, Neuter

True of False, ‘us’ is a possessive pronoun

False

Name two linking verbs

Is, are, was, were, bring, been, etc.

True or False, an example of an adjective is ‘that’

True

True or False, you use a hyphen in ‘ rarely seen’

False

Do you use a colon to list things

Yas!

True or False, you can use an exclamation point like this: Again!!!

FALSE

True or false You can use apostrophes to express time.

TRUE!!!!!

Can dashes be used to represent a sudden break?

Y-e-s

What’s an infinitive verb?

A verb with the word ‘to’ before it

What’s a verbal

A word made from verbs but used in other parts of speech

True or false: a participle is a verb used as an adjective

TRUE

True or False: ‘bowling’ is a verbal

TRUE

Name on category of verbal

One of these: Participle, gerunds, infinitives

Can the word ‘to’ be a preposition?

Yes, ‘to the moon’

Is ‘from’ a preposition ?

Yes, ‘from here to there’

Is ‘a lot of food’ a prepositional phrase

NO!!!!!

Can ‘despite’ work in a prepositional phrase?

Yes, ‘despite the fact’

Is ‘throughout’ a preposition?

Yes, ‘throughout the night’

True or False, ‘Tomorrow’ is an adverb?

TRUE ermagod Libby was here

T/F ‘Gently’ is an adverb of manner

TRUE!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !

T/F Words that end with “er” are adjectives

True!

Is “outside” an adverb?

Yes (hopefully you got that right JK)

T/F Lovely is an adverb

Yes, Duh