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Grammar Guides and Exercises
Sentence
Construction PowerPoint
Conquering
the Comma PowerPoint
Adjectives and Adverbs
What
is an Adjective?
What
is an Adjective Clause?
The
Relative or Adjective Clause
A
or An?
Adjective
or Adverb?
Using
Articles (A/AN/The)
Clauses
What
is a Clause
What
is a Subordinate Clause?
Nouns
Recognizing
a Noun
What
is a Subject?
What
is a Collective Noun?
What
is a Common Noun?
What
is a Concrete Noun?
What
is a Count Noun?
What
is a Non-count Noun?
What
is a Proper Noun?
Gerunds:
"ing" Nouns
Gerund
Phrases
Understanding
the Direct Object
How
to recognize the Abstract Noun
A
Little Help With Capitals
Count
and Non-Count Nouns
Count
and Non-Count Nouns (with Articles and Adjectives)
Writing
Numbers
Prepositions
Recognizing
a Preposition
Prepositions
of Direction: To; On
Prepositions
of Location: At; In; On
Preposition
of Time, of Place, and to Introduce Objects
Spatial
Relationships of Prepositions
Pronouns
Using
Pronouns Clearly
Pronoun
Case
Verbs
What
is an Action Verb?
Recognizing
a Compound Verb
Active/Passive
Verbs
Irregular
Verbs
Sequence
of Tenses
Linking
Verbs
Participles
Tense
Consistency: with an exercise and answer key
Two-Part
(Phrasal) Verbs- (Idioms)
Verb
Tenses
Verbs
with Helpers (Perfectives and Auxilliaries)
Verbals:
Gerunds, Participles, and Infinitives
Voice
and Mood
Punctuation and Quotations Marks
Apostrophes
with exercise and answer key
Quotation
Marks: with exercise and answer key
Commas; Semicolons
Commas
after Introductions:
Commas
vs. Semicolons in Compound Sentences
Commas
with Essential and Non-essential Elements:
Proofreading
for Commas
Using
Commas:with 5 exercises and answer keys
Using
the Semicolon
Conjunctions
Recognizing
and Using Conjunctions
Hyphens
Using
Hyphens
Modifiers
Modifiers
Miscellaneous
Brief
Overview of Punctuation: Semicolons, Colons, Parentheses, Dash, Quotation
Marks, and Italics:
Sentence Run Ons; Fragments etc.
How
to Recognize a Complete Sentence
How
to recognize a Main Clause
Recognizing
a Fragment
Recognizing
a Compound Subject
Sentence
Punctuation Patterns:
Run-ons,
Comma splices, and Fused Sentences
The
Sentence Interrupter
Items
in a series
Spelling:
Spelling:
Sound-Alike Words
Spelling:
Accept/Except and Affect/Effect: with 2 exercises and answer keys
Spelling:
i/e rules: with 2 exercises and answer keys
Spelling:
Noun Plurals
Spelling:
Suffixes–-ible vs. —able: with exercise and answer key
Infinitives
What
is an Infinitive?
What
is an Infinitive Phrase
Appositives
What
are Appositives
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