Prepositions, Conjunctions, Interjections Crossword Puzzle

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INTERJECTIONS : Words that express strong emotion
BEHIND : We remained ___ after the others had left.
EXPLETIVES : "Bad words" that express strong emotion
OVER : Please turn your paper ___ when you are finished.
CONJUNCTION : Word used to connect other words or groups of words
NOT ONLY : "If you do all of your work, __ ___ will you have a good grade, but you will also learn more."
SUBORDINATING : Connect subordinate clauses with independent clauses
SHHH : "____!" scolded the teacher.  "Don't talk during the quiz!"
CORRELATIVE : Has 2 parts: both...and; either/neither..or/nor; whether...or;
not only... but also
PREPOSITION : A word that relates a noun or pronoun to another word in the sentence
AFTER : We went to the soccer game ___ school.
UNDER : Please don't stick chewing gum ___ the table.
NEITHER : I like ___ anchovies nor sardines
ADVERBS : It is helpful to be able to distinguish between prepositions and ___.
PSST : "____," he whispered.  "What's number 7?"
IN : Place all completed work ___ the basket.
AND : Respect yourself ___ others.
COORDINATING : FANBOYS:  for, and, nor, but, or, yet, & so
ON : Be sure to complete the work ___ the back of the page.
PHRASE : A prepositional ___ begins with a preposition and ends with a noun or pronoun.
OBJECT : The noun or pronoun at the end of a prepositional phrase is called the ___ of the preposition.
OUCH : When the shot went into her arm, she cried, "___!"

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interjections : words that express strong emotion
behind : we remained _ after the others had left.
expletives : "bad words" that express strong emotion
over : please turn your paper _ when you are finished.
conjunction : word used to connect other words or groups of words
not only : "if you do all of your work, _ _ will you have a good grade, but you will also learn more."
subordinating : connect subordinate clauses with independent clauses
shhh : " _ !" scolded the teacher. "don't talk during the quiz!"
correlative : has 2 parts: both...and; either/neither..or/nor; whether...or;
not only... but also
preposition : a word that relates a noun or pronoun to another word in the sentence
after : we went to the soccer game _ school.
under : please don't stick chewing gum _ the table.
neither : i like _ anchovies nor sardines
adverbs : it is helpful to be able to distinguish between prepositions and _ .
psst : " _ ," he whispered. "what's number 7?"
in : place all completed work _ the basket.
and : respect yourself _ others.
coordinating : fanboys: for, and, nor, but, or, yet, & so
on : be sure to complete the work _ the back of the page.
phrase : a prepositional _ begins with a preposition and ends with a noun or pronoun.
object : the noun or pronoun at the end of a prepositional phrase is called the _ of the preposition.
ouch : when the shot went into her arm, she cried, " _ !"