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Every preposition must have a/an a. subject. b. object. c. pronoun. d. comma. user: the comparative form of adjectives compares a. more than two things or people. b. at least a dozen different items. c. two things or people. d. the past to the present

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Every prepositional phrase must have an object, and the comparative form of adjectives compares two things or people.

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Every preposition must have a/an a. pronoun. b. object. c. subject. d. comma.

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Object. A preposition is a word that shows a relationship between its object and some other word in the sentence. Every preposition must have an object to complete the phrase. The object will be either a noun or a pronoun. If there is no object, then the word in question is not a preposition.

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Every preposition must have a/an a. pronoun. b. object. c. subject. d. comma.

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A preposition is a word that shows a relationship between its object and some other word in the sentence. Every preposition must have an object to complete the phrase. The object will be either a noun or a pronoun. If there is no object, then the word in question is not a preposition.

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Every preposition must have a/an a. subject. b. object. c. pronoun. d. comma. user: the comparative form of adjectives compares a. more than two things or people. b. at least a dozen different items. c. two things or people. d. the past to the present

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Every prepositional phrase must have an object, and the comparative form of adjectives compares two things or people.

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Every preposition must have a/an a. pronoun. b. object. c. subject. d. comma.

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Object. A preposition is a word that shows a relationship between its object and some other word in the sentence. Every preposition must have an object to complete the phrase. The object will be either a noun or a pronoun. If there is no object, then the word in question is not a preposition.

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1.which of the following sentences includes a fragment? a)there s an old pharmacy in franklinville. the wang family lives near it. b)the wang family lives in franklinville. near the old pharmacy. c)in franklinville, there is a house next to the old pharmacy. the wang family lives there. d)the wang family lives near the old pharmacy in franklinville. 2. which of the following sentences includes a fragment? a)jessie volunteers from kenya when she is on break from school. b)jessie likes to volunteer in kenya. when she is on break from school. c)jessie

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1.b
2.b
3.c
4.a
5.b
6.c
7.c
8.d
9.b
10.b

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1.which of the following sentences includes a fragment? a)there s an old pharmacy in franklinville. the wang family lives near it. b)the wang family lives in franklinville. near the old pharmacy. c)in franklinville, there is a house next to the old pharmacy. the wang family lives there. d)the wang family lives near the old pharmacy in franklinville. 2. which of the following sentences includes a fragment? a)jessie volunteers from kenya when she is on break from school. b)jessie likes to volunteer in kenya. when she is on break from school. c)jessie

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1.b
2.b
3.c
4.a
5.b
6.c
7.c
8.d
9.b
10.b

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1. He will visit his grandparents for two weeks this summer. a. adverb b. conjunction c. noun d. pronoun 2. Silently read your book. a. adjective b. adverb c. preposition d. verb 3. Hey! Put that down! a. adjective b. adverb c. interjection d. noun 4. Liam brought his notebook to class. a. adverb b. conjunction c. noun d. pronoun 5. Your test scores were almost perfect. a. adjective b. adverb c. noun d. pronoun 6. Please join us for the birthday party this afternoon. a. conjunction b. interjection c. pronoun d. verb 7. French onion soup is on the

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Explanation:

The 8 parts of speech are:

1. Noun - is used to represent the name of anything such as name of people, places, things, animals, food etc.

2. Pronoun - It is used in place of a noun e.g he, it, your, her, our, she.

3. Verb - It is used to represent an action. It shows what someone is doing e.g eat, fight, play etc.

4. Adjective - It helps to qualify a noun e.g. big, small, white, dirty.

5. Adverb - It helps to modify either a verb or an adjective e.g. quickly, loudly, greedily.

6. Preposition - It is used to connect nouns or pronouns together. e.g. into, until, of, with, during, at, from, including, against etc.

7. Conjunction - It is used in linking of phrases or words together e.g and, nor, but, yet, so.

8. Interjection - It is used to show surprise or a sudden feeling.

The parts of speech that represents the underlined words are:

1. He = Pronoun

2. Silently = Adverb

3. Hey! = Interjection

4. Liam = Noun

5. Almost = Adverb

6. Us = Pronoun

7. French = Adjective

8. Jumped = Verb

9. In = Preposition

10. Understand = Verb

11. And = Conjunction

12. Your = Pronoun

13. Beautiful = Adjective

14. Wow! = Interjection

15. Concert = Noun

16. Against = Preposition

17. For = Conjunction

18. Italy = Noun

19. Or = Conjunction

20. So = Conjunction

21. Honesty = Noun

22. Her = Pronoun

23. Eight-foot = Adjective

24. Are = Verb

25. Perfectly = Adverb

26. Park = Noun

27. Refreshing/Hot = Adjective

28. Everyone = Pronoun

29. Stars = Noun

30. Ouch! = Interjection

31. Athletes = Noun

32. Down = Adverb

33. Your = Pronoun

34. Group = Noun

35. Team = Noun

36. Intelligent = Adjective

37. Outside = Preposition

38. Whose = Pronoun

39. New = Adjective

40. Yellow = Adjective

41. Speaks = Verb

42. Tomorrow = Adverb

43. Is = Verb

44. Beyond = Preposition

45. Seemed = Verb

46. Weakness = Noun

47. Gently = Adverb

48. Oh! = Interjection

49. Over = Preposition

50. But = Conjunction