Sentence Structure and Clauses flashcards
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This GoConqr page gathers over 100 flashcard decks on Sentence Structure and Clauses, from subjects and predicates to sentence types and phrases. School students can practice identifying sentence parts, and teachers can find material to use; most resources are at secondary level, with some university material. Pick a deck and start studying.
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- Sentence Elements157
- Subject-Verb Agreement20
- Types of Phrases44
- Types of Clauses86
- Relative Clauses57
- Noun Clauses19
- Adverbial Clauses87
- Participle Clauses6
- Conjunctions and Combining Sentences9
- Types of Sentences130
- Imperative Sentences59
- Simple, Compound and Complex Sentences60
- Word Order and Inversion39
- Parallel Structure7
- Sentence Fragments and Run-ons13
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6 cardsNouns in subject Underline the subject once and the predicate twice. Circle the noun or nouns in the subject.
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4 cardsSentence, fragments and run-on What are sentences?
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51 cardsgrammar II Unidad 1: Then simple sentence. Simple sentence: Parts of the sentence:
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39 cardsWritten expression Make verbs agree after prepositional phrases
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19 cardsStructure questions The sentence has a subject and a verb
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17 cardsUntitled What's a sentece?
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22 cardsGiU Topic 9 - Terminology
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30 cardsGrammar Knowledge (Module 5) What does Sentence Structure Involve?
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53 cardsSPAG Flashcards
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13 cardsUntitled The basic word order of the English sentence
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21 cardsUNIT 23 Quirk defines sentence as...
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22 cardsSENTENCES
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12 cardsU9 L3 SENTENCE TYPES: IMPERATIVE AND EXCLAMATORY
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15 cardsEnglish Theory What are the different types of clauses?
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12 cardsUntitled Is a group of words that contains a subject and a verb. There are two kinds of clauses, Independent or Depe...
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10 cardsWord Order - Making Sense p.30 Word Order Basic: Subject + verb
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8 cardsKnowledge Base - Sentences
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11 cards1_Unit !: Sentence Structures and Types These flash cards provides definitions for the core terms we learned in this unit.
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10 cardsSentence Structures and Types
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10 cards1_Sentence Structures and Types
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16 cardsGrammar
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10 cardsU1 L19 FRAGMENTS AND RUN-ON SENTENCES goal for this lesson:
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6 cardsPart 2 Sentence, fragments and run-on What are fragment sentences?
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13 cardsuseful englishy things to learn what is a simple sentence?
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8 cardsComm. Arts Sentences Studyguide
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11 cardsU9 L2 SENTENCE TYPES: DECLARATIVE AND INTERROGATIVE
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11 cardsSubject & Predicate Identify the Subject The princess walked in to the court and slipped.
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10 cardsPhrases
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11 cardsGrammar - Subject and Predicate
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4 cardsSimple, Compound and Complex Sentences Simple, Compound and Complex Sentences
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5 cardsObjects and complements
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7 cardsTypes of Sentences
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6 cardsSentence Types It was dark.
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29 cardsSC - Clauses What's Independent Clause?
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59 cardsEl imperativo El imperativo es una orden de hacer algo: Haz eso, no hagas aquello. En español, como siempre, la conjugaci...
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11 cardsUntitled Wheather and contamination
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15 cardsSubject complements The fresh cereal and hot toast smelled delicious.
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16 cardsGrammar Quiz 9 Subject Verb Agreement(L24-L28)
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34 cardsEnglish 6 Only one subject
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10 cardsUntitled what is a simple sentence?
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These user-made decks offer terms, definitions and examples to study. Sentence, fragments and run-on covers complete sentences, subjects and predicates. Types of Sentences includes independent and dependent clauses alongside simple, compound and complex sentences. For a different focus, Objects and complements introduces direct and indirect objects.
How to study with the decks
Start with Sentence, fragments and run-on if you want to practice the parts of a complete sentence. Read a card, try to recall its meaning, then check the answer. Use the examples in the deck to look for subjects and predicates.
When you are ready to study phrases, Phrases covers noun, verb, prepositional and other phrase types. If you want a visual overview or a chance to test your understanding, switch to a mind map or quiz on the unit page. Choose a deck that matches the topic you are studying.
Frequently asked questions
Which flashcard deck is a good place to start?
Sentence, fragments and run-on is a useful starting point for studying complete sentences. Its cards introduce subjects and predicates and include an example of a complete sentence. After studying those terms, you can move to Types of Sentences for independent and dependent clauses.
What do the flashcards cover?
The decks cover subjects, predicates, objects, complements, phrases, clauses and sentence types. For example, Objects and complements includes direct and indirect objects, while Phrases includes noun, verb and prepositional phrases. Types of Sentences covers simple, compound, complex and compound-complex sentences.
Are the flashcards free to use?
Yes. Every resource listed here is free to open and study without an account. A free account also lets you save quiz scores and make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes. The resources on this page were made by GoConqr users.