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Give TWO examples of AAAWWUBBIS words.
after, although, as, when, while, until, because, before, if, since
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Why is there an exclamation point used in the following sentence? Stop! The stoplight is red.
You use a comma or exclamation point with an interjection.
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What needs to be corrected in the following sentence? Joe was hungry, so he is eating his soup.
The verb tense is not consistent.
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Explain why the following sentence has a comma in it. If it is raining outside, students have indoor recess.
When you start a sentence with an AAAWWUBBIS word, you'll probably need a comma.
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What needs to be corrected in the following sentence? The fbi has been called in to investigate.
fbi needs to be capitalized: FBI
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Where does a comma need to be added in the following sentence? When I want a mocha I go to Starbucks.
after the word mocha
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The word 'think' is what type of word: Noun, verb, adjective, or adverb?
verb
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Where does a comma need to be added in the following sentence? Stella and Joe went to Starbucks and they ordered two tall mochas.
after the word Starbucks
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What is a verb?
Verbs are 'doing' or 'action' words.
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Is the following a complete sentence? When I was younger.
No
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Give an example of an adjective.
answers vary
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Where does a comma need to be added in the following sentence? Hush the baby is sleeping.
After the word 'hush'. An exclamation point could also be used, instead of a comma.
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Define a complete sentence.
A complete sentence is a complete thought. It needs a subject and a predicate.
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Explain why the following sentence has a comma in it. I love guinea pigs, and I have two guinea pigs named Finch and Consolation.
When you combine two simple sentences with the word 'and' (or another conjunction word), you need a comma.
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Why is the word NASA written in all capital letters?
You capitalize acronyms
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