ENGLISH FINAL STUDY SHEET GRADE 7



ENGLISH FINAL STUDY SHEET GRADE 7

A. ANSWER THE FOLLOWING ON PAPER:

1. What is a sentence fragment?

2. What is a run-on?

3. What is a comma splice?

4. What is a phrase?

5. What is a clause?

6. Name two types of clauses.

7. Write a sentence with an understood subject.

8. What two questions do adjectives answer?

9. What four questions do adverbs answer?

10. Give two examples of an interjection.

11. Give an example of a proper noun.

12. Give an example of a common noun.

13. Give an example of a conjunction.

14. Give an example of a verb phrase

15. Give an example of an adjective.

16. Give an example of an adverb.

17. Give an example of a conjunction.

18. Give an example of a preposition.

19. Give an example of a pronoun.

B. WRITE YOUR OWN SENTENCES ACCORDING TO THE FOLLOWING GUIDELINES. HIGHLIGHT EACH ITALICIZED ELEMENT IN YOUR SENTENCE.

1. Use child as a subject.

2. Use bike as a direct object.

3. Use teacher as a subjective complement.

4. Use class as an indirect object.

5. Use will bake as a verb phrase.

6. Use to my house as an adverbial prepositional phrase.

7. Use with a short, fluffy tail as an adjectival prepositional phrase.

8. Use baking a cake as a participial phrase.

9. Use dancing around the room as a participial phrase.

10. Use running around the track as a participial phrase.

11. Use my best friend as an appositive phrase.

12. Use because I was late as an adverbial clause.

13. Use if I made straight A’s as an adverbial clause.

14. Use to sing as an infinitive phrase.

15. Use to travel to another country as an infinitive phrase.

16. Use to go home as an infinitive phrase.

C. WRITE SENTENCES FOLLOWING THESE DIRECTIONS.

1. A SENTENCE USING A COLON BEFORE A LIST OF ITEMS.

2. A SENTENCE CONTAINING ITS.

3. A SENTENCE CONTAINING THE TITLE OF A BOOK.

4. A SENTENCE CONTAINING A DIRECT QUOTE.

5. A SENTENCE CONTAINING AN APPOSITIVE PHRASE.

6. A SIMPLE SENTENCE.

7. A COMPOUND SENTENCE.

C. WRITE A SENTENCE ILLUSTRATING EACH OF THE FOLLOWING PUNCTUATION RULES.

1. COMMAS TO SEPARATE ITEMS IN A SERIES.

2. A COMMA TO SET OFF AN INTERRUPTER (PARENTHETICAL EXPRESSION).

3. A COMMA IN DIRECT ADDRESS

4. A COMMA IN A DATE

5. COMMAS IN AN ADDRESS

6. COMMAS AROUND AN APPOSITIVE PHRASE

7. A COMMA BEFORE A COORDINATE CONJUNCTION JOINING TWO MAIN CLAUSES.

8. A COMMA AFTER A LONG INTRODUCTORY PREPOSITIONAL PHRASE.

9. A COMMA AFTER TWO INTRODUCTORY PREPOSITIONAL PHRASES.

10. A COMMA AFTER AN INTRODUCTORY PARTICIPIAL PHRASE.

11. A COMMA AFTER AN INTRODUCTORY ADVERBIAL CLAUSE.

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