What do you call a clause that can make sense on its own?

Identify the main clause in this sentence: Robert and Johnny enjoyed the day because they played in the playground.

Identify the subordinate in this sentence: The children, who were being naughty, played with crickets in the classroom.

What is a subordinate clause?

What is an explanatory text?

Which is NOT a feature of an explanatory text?

Which among the titles below is an example of an explanatory text?

Read this sentence: I have always wanted to go to Tokyo Disneyland. What tense is this sentence written in?

Read this sentence: I did some household chores this morning. What tense is this sentence written in?

Read this question: Are you home? What tense is this question written in?

Read this sentence: I had received a message from the principal the other day. What tense is this sentence written in?

Read this question: Have you ever gone to a mysterious place? What tense is this question written in?

Read this sentence: Wait behind the bushes! What kind of sentence is this?

Read this sentence: Can you pass that book to me? What kind of sentence is this?

Read this sentence: I have made pasta for lunch today. What kind of sentence is this?

What do you call a sentence that gives an order and usually ends with an exclamation mark?

What do you call a sentence that gives information, and usually ends with a full stop?

Which is an example of an exclamation?

Identify this figurative language: It occurs when two or more nearby words start with the same sound.

Identify this figurative language: Describes something as if it is something else.

Read this sentence: I hear the snap of a twig. What figurative language is used in this sentence?

Read this sentence: A shoe is still new unless you step in blue goo. What figurative language is used in this sentence?

Read this sentence: Lina has a car that cars for her. What figurative language is used in this sentence?

What do you call a letter or group of letters added at the end of the word which makes a new word?

Read this sentence: She slid into unconsciousness after a few minutes, and her body went limp. What does the word 'unconsciousness' have?

Read this sentence: She went upstairs and did not reappear until morning. What does the word 'reappear' have?

What does the prefix 're-' mean?

Read this sentence: Jordan needs encouragement to better his academics. What does the word 'encouragement' have?

It connects and relates sentences and paragraph. What is it?

Which is NOT an example of a connective?