Grammar and Sentence Structure Flashcards
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Which sentence correctly uses 'who' versus 'whom'?
Answer: Whom did she call?
'Whom' is correct because it is the object of the verb 'call' (she called whom?).
Which is an example of a sentence fragment?
Answer: After the bell rang.
'After the bell rang' is a dependent clause with no independent clause to support it.
Which sentence demonstrates correct use of the conditional mood?
Answer: If she studies, she will pass.
The first conditional uses present tense in the 'if' clause and 'will + base verb' in the result clause.
Which word is a coordinating conjunction in: 'She wanted to leave, but she stayed to help'?
Answer: but
'But' is a coordinating conjunction (FANBOYS) that joins two independent clauses.
Which sentence shows correct use of an em dash?
Answer: She packed everything she needed — sunscreen, a towel, and water.
An em dash introduces a list or explanatory phrase that follows a complete independent clause.
In which sentence is the verb in the subjunctive mood?
Answer: I wish she were here right now.
The subjunctive 'were' is used with 'wish' to express contrary-to-fact or hypothetical situations.
Which sentence correctly uses an infinitive phrase as the subject?
Answer: To run every day is healthy.
'To run every day' is an infinitive phrase acting as the subject of the verb 'is.'