English 112 Quiz 2

Front 1

Subject

Back 1

Names what the sentence is about

Front 2

Predicate

Back 2

Says something about the subject or describes an action by the subject, has a verb

Front 3

Simple Subject

Back 3

Just the noun or pronoun

Front 4

Complete Subject

Back 4

Noun or pronoun, as well its modifiers (or definite and indefinite article)

Front 5

Modifier

Back 5

Happy Child

Front 6

Simple Predicate

Back 6

Verb+ any helping verbs (if any)

Front 7

Complete Predicate

Back 7

Verb + modifiers or any other words needed to complete the meaning of a sentence

Front 8

Subordinating Word/ Subordinating Conjunction

Back 8

~Introduces a subordinate clause

~Although, Because, If, When, Etc.

Front 9

Subordinate Clause

Back 9

~Has a subject and predicate but cannot stand alone as a sentence because it begins with a subordinating word

Front 10

Three Types Of Conjunctions: Coordinating Conjunction

Back 10

~Connect word or word groups of equal grammatical value

~ Ex) an, for, but, so, nor, and yet

Front 11

Three Types Of Conjunctions: Correlative Conjunctions/ Correlatives

Back 11

~ Two or more connecting words that work together

~ Ex) either...or; not only...but also; neither...nor

Front 12

Three Types Of Conjunctions: Subbordinating Conjunction

Back 12

~ Begin a subordinate clause and link it to the main clause

~ Ex) after, although, as if, because, if, when, while

Front 13

Intransitive Verb

Back 13

~Verb that does not require a following word to complete its meaning

~The following word is the direct object

Front 14

Transitive Verb

Back 14

~Does require a direct object to complete its meaning

Front 15

Object

Back 15

~Noun, Pronoun, or word group that receives the action of a verb and follows it in a sentence

~Can identify who or what receives the action of the verb

Front 16

Indirect Object

Back 16

Tells us for or to whom the action of the verb is preformed

Front 17

Direct Object

Back 17

~ A noun or pronoun that recieves the action of a verb and follows it in a sentence

~ Can identify who or to whom the action of the verb is preformed

Front 18

Object of a Preposition

Back 18

~ Same as the indirect object in that it tells us for or to whom the action of the verb is preformed but it follows a preposition

Front 19

Linking Verb

Back 19

~Not an action verb

~ Links the object to the description following

~ Ex) To be, become,looks, sounds

Front 20

Complement

Back 20

A word or word group that completes the meaning of a subject or an object

Front 21

2 Types of Complement: Subject Complement

Back 21

~ Follows a linking verb and describes the subject and may be an adjective,noun, or pronoun

~ Adjective Complement: predicate adjective

~ Noun Complement: predicate nominate/predicate noun

Front 22

2 Types of Complement: Object Complement

Back 22

~ Follows and describes a direct object; may be an adjective or noun