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1In a correctly written sentence, the subject and verb in number.


2A group of words that begins with a preposition and ends with a noun or pronoun.


3Verbs often come their subjects.


4In sentences that begin with “There is,” the verb comes the subject.


5A is made up of two nouns connected by a joining word.


6"Each", "either", and "somebody" are examples of .


7The subject of a sentence is never found in a phrase.


8A usually follows the subject.


9Compound subjects generally take verbs.


10Indefinite pronouns such as "anything" are almost always accompanied by verbs.


11The only indefinite pronoun that is always accompanied by a plural verb is .


12“Who’” “which,” and “what” are pronouns.


13A noun refers to a group of persons or things that are thought of as one unit.





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