Quiz 2 is next Monday-are you ready? Here’s a quick review of what you need to know.

Ch. 3: Diagrams

• Every diagram should have a subject and a predicate
• The word that is the head of the phrase always has the same function as the entire phrase
• A reminder about the different abbreviations used in diagrams is on page 45
• Learn the definitions of nodes, and what it means to “dominate” and “immediately dominate” on page 50

Ch. 4: Sentences and Their Parts

• Declarative statements: Subject-Verb
• Imperatives: Bare Verb, no Subject
• Interrogatives: Inversion of Auxiliary Verb and Subject
• Hortatives: “Let’s” or “Let us”
• Exclamatives and precatives: “How sweet” or “Lord help us”
• Verbless Interrogatives: No Verb, “How about a piece?”
• Fragments: Missing a Subject or Verb

Remember to check out our other posts for more information about these topics, and to come into Laurentide for any additional help. Good luck!