Grammar and Punctuation Flashcards

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Which sentence contains a relative clause?
Answer: The book, which I borrowed, was excellent.
'Which I borrowed' is a relative clause providing extra information about 'the book'.
What punctuation mark is used to introduce a list?
Answer: Colon
A colon is used before a list or explanation that follows a complete statement.
Which word is a conjunction in: 'She studied hard, yet she still found the test difficult.'?
Answer: yet
'Yet' is a coordinating conjunction connecting two contrasting independent clauses.
Which sentence contains a correctly placed apostrophe for possession?
Answer: The child's toy was broken.
For singular possession, the apostrophe goes between the noun and the 's': child's.
Which sentence is grammatically correct?
Answer: Between you and me, the answer is obvious.
After prepositions like 'between', use object pronouns such as 'me', not 'I'.
What does an exclamation mark at the end of a sentence indicate?
Answer: Strong emotion or emphasis
An exclamation mark shows strong feeling such as surprise, excitement, or urgency.

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