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Highschool prep. Conj. Interj.

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  • What is the Prep? They are building a church near the highway.
    Near
  • Give an example of a correlative conjunction.
    both-and, either-or, neither-nor, not only-but also
  • What is the preposition? Hank likes to eat hamburgers?
    to
  • Adjective or adverb phrase? Tony liked the girl with long brown hair.
    Adjective phrase
  • What kind of conj.? You may have either a cookie, or a donut.
    correlative conjunction
  • What is a subordinating conjunction?
    Joins dependent and independent clauses
  • What does an adverb prepositional phrase modify?
    The verb in the sentence
  • What is an interjection?
    A single word that expresses strong feeling, agreement, or greeting.
  • What is a conjunction?
    It is a word that joins words, phrases, or clauses together.
  • What is a correlative conjunction?
    A conjunction that always appear in pairs.
  • What is the interjection? Stop, you have my jacket.
    Stop
  • What's the interjection? Hello, I haven't seen you in a while.
    Hello
  • What is the object in a prepositional phrase?
    The noun after the preposition
  • What kind of Conj.? I like my house because it had tall windows.
    subordinating conjunction
  • Give an axample of a coordinating conjunction
    and, or, but, for, nor, yet
  • What does the word BETWEEN mean?
    When two things are being discussed or used.
  • What does the word AMONG mean?
    When more than two things are being discussed.
  • What does an adjective prepositional phrase modify?
    a noun in the sentence
  • What is a preposition?
    A preposition shows relationship between its object and another word.
  • Give an example of a subordinating conjunction.
    after, although, as, because, before, if, once, since, that, unless, until, when, wherever, while
  • Adjective or adverb phrase? The boat under the bridge was abandoned.
    adjective phrase
  • what kind of conj.? I knocked on your door but you were not home.
    coordinating conj.