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Which of the following words is a preposition?
Two independent clauses connected with a coordinating conjunction.
between
noun
um and ouch
Although I like California, I like Kentucky too.
The sweet melody was sung by Emily.
adjective
appositive
Which part of speech is a person, place, thing or idea?
Two independent clauses connected with a coordinating conjunction.
between
noun
um and ouch
Although I like California, I like Kentucky too.
The sweet melody was sung by Emily.
adjective
appositive
Which of the following words are an interjection?
Two independent clauses connected with a coordinating conjunction.
between
noun
um and ouch
Although I like California, I like Kentucky too.
The sweet melody was sung by Emily.
adjective
appositive
What is it called in which commas separate extra information added to the subject?
Two independent clauses connected with a coordinating conjunction.
between
noun
um and ouch
Although I like California, I like Kentucky too.
The sweet melody was sung by Emily.
adjective
appositive
Which of the sentences are an example of a complex sentence?
Two independent clauses connected with a coordinating conjunction.
between
noun
um and ouch
Although I like California, I like Kentucky too.
The sweet melody was sung by Emily.
adjective
appositive
Which part of speech is the word running in the following sentence: The running water dripped from the faucet.
Two independent clauses connected with a coordinating conjunction.
between
noun
um and ouch
Although I like California, I like Kentucky too.
The sweet melody was sung by Emily.
adjective
appositive
Which of the following sentences is in passive voice?
Two independent clauses connected with a coordinating conjunction.
between
noun
um and ouch
Although I like California, I like Kentucky too.
The sweet melody was sung by Emily.
adjective
appositive
What does a compound sentence include?
Two independent clauses connected with a coordinating conjunction.
between
noun
um and ouch
Although I like California, I like Kentucky too.
The sweet melody was sung by Emily.
adjective
appositive
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