What is "BUT AL DOES" ?
but, until, then, and, like, during, on, except, since
but, until, than, as, like, during, of, except, since
but, until, that, at, like, during, over, except, since
none of the above
What questions does an indirect object ask?
for whom, to whom, for what, to what
for which, at which, for who, at who
with it, with you, for it, for you
What questions do an adjective ask?
how many, how, who, when
how many, whose, which one, what kind
which, why, what, where
how'd, who'd, which, why'd
What are the relative pronouns?
why, whose, when, with, then
above, below, behind, ontop, next to
after, than, before, next, in addition to
who, whom, whose, which, that
What sentence do you use to remember most of the prepositions?
The cat sat ___ the rug
The plane flew ___ the cloud
The car went ___ the store
The question went ___ the test
The subject, verb, DO, and IO will never be found in what?
a prepositional phrase
a sentence
a noun
an adjective
Neither the subject nor the verb will be found in a prepositional phrase
No verbs have subjects.
The subject is usually located before the verb.
A direct object is always found in a prepositional phrase.
To have an indirect object, you must have a direct one.
Direct objects and indirect objects are nouns and pronouns.
Adjective clauses don't act like an adjective.
Adjective clauses start with a relative pronoun or a relative adverb.
