1 - $200 What the three places you can put a sentence adverb? What the three places you can put a sentence adverb? Answer: beginning, middle, end Answer: beginning, middle, end Beginning: Clearly, he is a good speaker. Beginning: Clearly, he is a good speaker. End: He is a good speaker, clearly. End: He is a good speaker, clearly. Middle: Depends on the verb Middle: Depends on the verb He is clearly a good speaker. He is clearly a good speaker. Adverb goes after a be verb or modal Adverb goes after a be verb or modal Adverb goes before other verbs Adverb goes before other verbs
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$100 1 - $100 What are the three types of adverbs we discussed in
class? What are the three types of adverbs we discussed in class?
Answer: sentence, focus, negative Answer: sentence, focus, negative
1 - $200 What the three places you can put a sentence adverb? What
the three places you can put a sentence adverb? Answer: beginning,
middle, end Answer: beginning, middle, end Beginning: Clearly, he
is a good speaker. Beginning: Clearly, he is a good speaker. End:
He is a good speaker, clearly. End: He is a good speaker, clearly.
Middle: Depends on the verb Middle: Depends on the verb He is
clearly a good speaker. He is clearly a good speaker. Adverb goes
after a be verb or modal Adverb goes after a be verb or modal
Adverb goes before other verbs Adverb goes before other verbs 1 -
$300 What is the difference in meaning? What is the difference in
meaning? A: I just dont love him; I dont want him to marry me. A: I
just dont love him; I dont want him to marry me. B: I dont just
love him; I want him to marry me. B: I dont just love him; I want
him to marry me. Answer: Answer: A: focus on dont negative meaning
A: focus on dont negative meaning B: focus on love means she loves
him very much B: focus on love means she loves him very much 1 -
$400 Why are these sentences incorrect? Why are these sentences
incorrect? Rarely Eva does arrive late at the office. Rarely Eva
does arrive late at the office. Seldom our team does lose. Seldom
our team does lose. Answer: Both sentences begin with negative
adverbs so the verb or auxiliary usually comes before the subject.
Answer: Both sentences begin with negative adverbs so the verb or
auxiliary usually comes before the subject. 1 - $500 Which one is
correct? Which one is correct? A: Here the train comes. A: Here the
train comes. B: Here comes the train. B: Here comes the train.
Answer: Here and there are adverbs that cause inversion when theyre
at the beginning of a sentence. Inversion occurs if the subject is
a noun. Dont invert if the subject is a pronoun. Answer: Here and
there are adverbs that cause inversion when theyre at the beginning
of a sentence. Inversion occurs if the subject is a noun. Dont
invert if the subject is a pronoun. Here it comes. Here it comes. 2
- $100 What is an adverb clause? What is an adverb clause? Answer:
They are dependent clauses that indicate how, when, where, why, or
under what condition. An adverb clause has an adverb, a subject,
and a verb. Answer: They are dependent clauses that indicate how,
when, where, why, or under what condition. An adverb clause has an
adverb, a subject, and a verb. 2 - $200 What is a complex sentence?
What is a complex sentence? Answer: A complex sentence has a
dependent and independent clause. If the sentence contains an
adverb clause, it is dependent. Answer: A complex sentence has a
dependent and independent clause. If the sentence contains an
adverb clause, it is dependent. Whenever I exercise, I feel good.
Whenever I exercise, I feel good. 2 - $300 Why is this sentence
incorrect? Why is this sentence incorrect? Only if I study I will
earn an A. Only if I study I will earn an A. Answer: When only if
is used in the beginning of a sentence, the subject and verb of the
main clause are inverted and no comma is used. Answer: When only if
is used in the beginning of a sentence, the subject and verb of the
main clause are inverted and no comma is used. Only If I study will
I earn an A. Only If I study will I earn an A. 2 - $400 Which
sentence is correct? Which sentence is correct? A: Well be leaving
as soon as she arrives. A: Well be leaving as soon as she arrives.
B: Well be leaving since she arrives. B: Well be leaving since she
arrives. Answer: A is correct because you want to indicate time.
Since indicates time and reason, but in this sentence it is
indicating reason. Answer: A is correct because you want to
indicate time. Since indicates time and reason, but in this
sentence it is indicating reason. 2 - $500 What s the difference
between even if and unless? What s the difference between even if
and unless? Even if he practices, he wont make the team. Even if he
practices, he wont make the team. Unless he practices, he wont make
the team. Unless he practices, he wont make the team. Answer:
Answer: Even if condition doesnt matter, the result will be the
same (no chance) Even if condition doesnt matter, the result will
be the same (no chance) Unless something must happen in order for
something else to be true (possible chance) Unless something must
happen in order for something else to be true (possible chance) 3 -
$100 What are the two types of adverb clauses that we reduced to
adverb or adverbial phrases? What are the two types of adverb
clauses that we reduced to adverb or adverbial phrases? Answer:
Answer: Adverb clauses of time Adverb clauses of time Adverb
clauses of reason Adverb clauses of reason 3 - $200 Is it possible
to reduce this adverb clause to and adverb phrase? Why or why not?
Is it possible to reduce this adverb clause to and adverb phrase?
Why or why not? Maggie cooked dinner while her children played
outside. Maggie cooked dinner while her children played outside.
Answer: No. You cant reduce an adverb clause to and adverb phrase
if the subjects are different. Answer: No. You cant reduce an
adverb clause to and adverb phrase if the subjects are different. 3
- $300 Which one is correct? Which one is correct? A: Because not
knowing what to do, we called the service department. A: Because
not knowing what to do, we called the service department. B: Not
knowing what to do, we called the service department. B: Not
knowing what to do, we called the service department. Answer: B
because it is an adverb of reason. Adverb clauses of reason can be
reduced to adverbial phrases (no adverb). Answer: B because it is
an adverb of reason. Adverb clauses of reason can be reduced to
adverbial phrases (no adverb). 3 - $400 What is the best answer?
What is the best answer? A: During relaxing at home, I reminisced
about the trip. A: During relaxing at home, I reminisced about the
trip. B: While relaxing at home, I reminisced about the trip. B:
While relaxing at home, I reminisced about the trip. C: Relaxing at
home, I reminisced about the trip. C: Relaxing at home, I
reminisced about the trip. D: B & C D: B & C Answer: D
because while is a better choice of adverb than during. Also,
adverb clauses with while can be reduced to adverbial phrases.
Answer: D because while is a better choice of adverb than during.
Also, adverb clauses with while can be reduced to adverbial
phrases. 3 - $500 Why is this sentence incorrect? Why is this
sentence incorrect? Having given the choice, I decided to walk to
work. Having given the choice, I decided to walk to work. Answer:
Clauses containing passive can be changed to an adverbial phrase
with just a past participle. Answer: Clauses containing passive can
be changed to an adverbial phrase with just a past participle.
Given the choice, I decided to walk to work. Given the choice, I
decided to walk to work. 4 - $100 What are the three types of
connectors? What are the three types of connectors? Answer: Answer:
Coordinating conjunctions FANBOYS Coordinating conjunctions FANBOYS
Subordinating conjunctions adverb Subordinating conjunctions adverb
Transitions Transitions 4 - $200 Which one is correct? Which one is
correct? A: I never forget a face; and, I have trouble remembering
sentences. A: I never forget a face; and, I have trouble
remembering sentences. B: I never forget a face; however, I have
trouble remembering sentences. B: I never forget a face; however, I
have trouble remembering sentences. Answer: B because it needs a
transition. However shows contrast. And shows addition. Answer: B
because it needs a transition. However shows contrast. And shows
addition. 4 - $300 Which sentence is correct? Which sentence is
correct? A: Youd better get up right now, or youll miss the bus. A:
Youd better get up right now, or youll miss the bus. B: Youd better
get up right now, because youll miss the bus. B: Youd better get up
right now, because youll miss the bus. Answer: A because it needs a
coordinating conjunction. You use a comma before the coordinating
conjunction and you want to show options. Answer: A because it
needs a coordinating conjunction. You use a comma before the
coordinating conjunction and you want to show options. 4 - $400 Why
is this sentence incorrect? Why is this sentence incorrect? However
Bao has a degree, he has a very poor job. However Bao has a degree,
he has a very poor job. Answer: The transition should go in the
middle. It needs a semicolon and a comma. If the transition were at
the beginning or end, then the comma would go right after it or
before it. Answer: The transition should go in the middle. It needs
a semicolon and a comma. If the transition were at the beginning or
end, then the comma would go right after it or before it. Bao has a
degree; however, he has a very poor job. Bao has a degree; however,
he has a very poor job. 4 - $500 Why is this sentence incorrect?
Why is this sentence incorrect? We need to get tickets, otherwise
we wont get seats. We need to get tickets, otherwise we wont get
seats. Answer: The meaning is correct, but you need to change the
comma to a semicolon and add a comma after the transition. The
other option would be to change otherwise to or. Answer: The
meaning is correct, but you need to change the comma to a semicolon
and add a comma after the transition. The other option would be to
change otherwise to or. We need to get tickets; otherwise, we wont
get seats. We need to get tickets; otherwise, we wont get seats. We
need to get tickets, or we wont get seats. We need to get tickets,
or we wont get seats. 5 - $100 What are the two types of
conditional sentences? What are the two types of conditional
sentences? Answer: Answer: Real and Unreal Present real Future time
situation Present unreal Past unreal 5 - $200 Which sentence is
correct? Which sentence is correct? A: We wont be able to go on the
picnic if it will rain tomorrow. A: We wont be able to go on the
picnic if it will rain tomorrow. B: We wont be able to go on the
picnic if it rains tomorrow. B: We wont be able to go on the picnic
if it rains tomorrow. Answer: B because it is expressing future
time situation. You need to use the present tense in the if clause
(conditional). Answer: B because it is expressing future time
situation. You need to use the present tense in the if clause
(conditional). 5 - $300 Which one is correct? Which one is correct?
A: If it hadnt rained, we couldve had the picnic last week. A: If
it hadnt rained, we couldve had the picnic last week. B: If it
didnt rain, we couldve had the picnic last week. B: If it didnt
rain, we couldve had the picnic last week. Answer: B because youre
expressing the past unreal. Answer: B because youre expressing the
past unreal. Could, might, or would + have + past participle Could,
might, or would + have + past participle 5 - $400 Why is this
sentence incorrect? Why is this sentence incorrect? Bao wishes he
listened to his inner voice. Bao wishes he listened to his inner
voice. Answer: You want to express the past with wish because Bao
regrets not listening to his inner voice. Listened had listened
Answer: You want to express the past with wish because Bao regrets
not listening to his inner voice. Listened had listened Bao wishes
he had listened to his inner voice. Bao wishes he had listened to
his inner voice. 5 - $500 What are the two forms of the conditional
that can be mixed? What are the two forms of the conditional that
can be mixed? Answer: The present unreal and the past unreal (see
next slide for examples) Answer: The present unreal and the past
unreal (see next slide for examples) Mixed Mixed
