1. What is the difference between a clause and a phrase? ◦ Define and/or give an example of independent, dependent/subordinate clauses (lit book pg 929)

2. Define the following terms:  denotation –  connotation –  homonym –  idiom –

3. Transitive Verbs – Intransitive Verbs – Types of Sentences ◦ Declarative – ◦ Interrogative – ◦ Imperative – ◦ Exclamatory –

4. Write the sentence, underline the dependent clause, circle the subject and double underline the verb. (in the clause)  The students that are in my fourth period are smart.  Even though I was reading quietly, the teacher made me go back to my seat.

5. In each set, identify the clauses as direct object, object of the preposition, or predicate nominative. There is one of each.: a) My first impression is that you are honest. b.) We cannot talk about what he said. c.) I heard you were leaving. a.) She could not see the game from where she sat. b.) The fact is you are not ready. c.) I believe that everything happens for a reason.