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Conjunctions, Interjections and Prepositions
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Question 1
1.
In the sentence below,
against
is what part of speech?
Do you see that man leaning
against
the wall?
Preposition
Interjection
Conjunction
Question 2
2.
In the sentence below,
yet
is what part of speech?
The friends were having a slight argument,
yet
they still chose each other as science partners.
Preposition
Interjection
Conjunction
Question 3
3.
In the sentence below,
inside
is what part of speech?
She parked her car
inside
of the garage.
Preposition
Interjection
Conjunction
Question 4
4.
In the sentence below,
yuck
is what part of speech?
Yuck
! I just drank milk that has gone sour.
Preposition
Interjection
Conjunction
Question 5
5.
In the sentence below,
so
is what part of speech?
Denise overslept and missed the bus,
so
her mother had to drive her to school.
Preposition
Interjection
Conjunction
Question 6
6.
In the sentence below,
wow
is what part of speech?
"Wow! I've never seen anything so shiny."
Preposition
Interjection
Conjunction
Question 7
7.
In the sentence below which word is considered a conjunction?
Johnny enjoys eating icecream, but he does not like vanilla.
enjoys
but
does
not
Question 8
8.
In the sentence below which word is considered an interjection?
Hey, what happened to my car ?
Hey
what
happened
car
Question 9
9.
In the sentence below which word is considered a preposition?
As we walked over the bridge, we heard the ducks quacking loudly.
over
bridge
quacking
loudly
Question 10
10.
Fill in the blank.
A preposition is a word that shows a _____________ between a noun or a pronoun and some other element in the rest of the sentence.
Prepositions are commonly used in the context of location (ex: over/under) or time (before/after).
contradiction
metaphor
relationship
similarity
Question 11
11.
The sentence below contains two independent clauses connected by a coordinating conjunction.
Choose the sentence with the correct comma placement.
It rained so hard that everything in town was flooded and many of the houses were badly damaged.
It rained so hard, that everything in town was flooded and many of the houses were badly damaged.
It rained so hard that, everything in town was flooded and many of the houses were badly damaged.
It rained so hard that everything in town was flooded, and many of the houses were badly damaged.
It rained so hard that everything in town was flooded and, many of the houses were badly damaged.
Question 12
12.
Fill in the blanks.
An interjection is a part of speech that is used to show emotion or feeling.
It is usually followed by a(n) ______________ to show powerful emotions, but a __________ can be used when the feeling is not as strong.
period / colon
idiom / similie
hashtag / question mark
exclamation point / comma
Question 13
13.
Give an example of a interjection and use it in a sentence.
Question 14
14.
Give an example of a preposition and use it in a sentence.
Question 15
15.
Give an example of a conjunction and use it in a sentence.