Lesson 2 | The Second Pass: Indent

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Let’s make sure you know the new terminology we’ve learned this lesson, and are familiar with the characteristics of relative and genitive phrases.
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A genitive phrase is...Instant feedback on
A phrase without a subordinate phrase.
A phrase that begins with the word "of."
A phrase that modifies a noun.
A phrase that shows support, illustration, qualification, etc. for an anchor phrase.
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The main phrase should always be on the left margin.Instant feedback on
True
False
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A main phrase is...Instant feedback on
The phrase (or phrases) in a sentence which all the other phrases are grammatically subordinate to.
Identical to an anchor phrase.
A phrase that contains a grammatically subordinate phrase or phrases.
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Genitive phrases should be indented one space past their anchor phrase.Instant feedback on
True
False
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Relative phrases should be indented one space past the referent of the phrase.Instant feedback on
False
True
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In Luke 14:10, which of the following is a relative phrase?Instant feedback on
"who sit at the table"
"of all"
"Then you will be honored"
"in the presence"
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A relative phrase is...Instant feedback on
A phrase that begins with the word "of."
A phrase that describes a son, father, etc. of a person in its anchor phrase.
A phrase that begins with a relative pronoun.
A phrase that is relatively unimportant in the author's argument.
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Coordinate phrases are...Instant feedback on
Phrases that are not subordinate.
Phrases that are parallel to one another.
Phrases that are on the left margin.
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In Malachi 2:12, which of the following is a genitive phrase?Instant feedback on
"from the tents of Jacob"
"who does this"
"of the man"
"May the LORD cut off ... any descendant"
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A genitive phrase does not modify a noun.Instant feedback on
True
False
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An anchor phrase is...Instant feedback on
The phrase (or phrases) in a sentence which all the other phrases are grammatically subordinate to.
The most important phrase in a verse.
A phrase that contains a grammatically subordinate phrase or phrases.
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A subordinate phrase can never act as an anchor phrase.Instant feedback on
False
True
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A relative phrase tells you more about a specific noun/pronoun, which is called the referent of the relative pronoun.Instant feedback on
False
True
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A subordinate phrase is...Instant feedback on
A phrase that contains a subordinate clause.
A phrase that shows support, illustration, qualification, etc. for an anchor phrase.
A phrase that contains a grammatically subordinate phrase or phrases.
A phrase whose importance is subordinate to the surrounding phrases.
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Lesson 2 | The Second Pass: Indent

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A genitive phrase is...
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The main phrase should always be on the left margin.
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A main phrase is...
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Genitive phrases should be indented one space past their anchor phrase.
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Relative phrases should be indented one space past the referent of the phrase.
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In Luke 14:10, which of the following is a relative phrase?
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A relative phrase is...
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Coordinate phrases are...
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In Malachi 2:12, which of the following is a genitive phrase?
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A genitive phrase does not modify a noun.
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An anchor phrase is...
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A subordinate phrase can never act as an anchor phrase.
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A relative phrase tells you more about a specific noun/pronoun, which is called the referent of the relative pronoun.
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A subordinate phrase is...
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