1.
"If you do that again" is an example of a _____ clause.
2.
The word "neither" is _____ in number.
3.
The phrase "a bisexual" contains a common noun, which is why the noun isn't _____ .
4.
In "a well prepared cat," the thing that's missing is a _____ .
5.
A compound adjective is also called a _____ adjective.
6.
Hyphenate compound adjectives when they come _____ the nouns they modify.
7.
If the first word of a compound adjective is a(n) _____ ending in -ly, do not hyphenate.
8.
In the phrase "a kindly-looking old woman," the word "kindly" is a(n) _____ .
9.
The word "I" is a _____ pronoun.
10.
The word "OneDrive" contains capital letters because we generally capitalize _____ nouns.
11.
In the phrase "long, terrible thunderstorm," there is a comma between "long" and "terrible" because those words are _____ adjectives.
12.
In the phrase "a fast police car," the two adjectives are called _____ , which is why there's no comma.
13.
In a _____ clause, the information in the clause is necessary information for the reader.
14.
In a _____ clause, the information in the clause is not essential to the essence of the sentence.
15.
The word "anymore" is a(n) _____ compound word.
16.
The phrase "any more" is a(n) _____ compound word.
17.
The words "anymore" and "any more" are used in negative and _____ situations.
