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Gerund Phrase Your phrase is correct and could function as the subject of your entire poem. Your phrase is correct, but does not seem related to your poem Your phrase is incorrect or missing Absolute Phrase Phrase describes the noun phrase following. Does not create any logic problems Phrase is correct, but may create a problem with logic Phrase is not absolute or phrase is missing. Noun Phrase Phrase contains a noun and no verbs Phrase may contain both a noun and a verb. Phrase does not contain a noun phrase at all Relative Clause Clause is correct and clearly refers back to the noun Uses a phrase, but the wrong pronoun is used, or the phrase has an unclear reference Phrase is missing or completely incorrect Verb Phrase Phrase contains a verb and no subject Phrase contains a verb and a subject Verb is missing Prepositional phrase. Phrase has a preposition and an object, refers back to a clear noun. Flows with the poem Phrase has a preposition, but lacks an object. May not flow with poem. Incorrect or missing phrase Participial phrase, Correct participial phrase is used Participial phrase is used with a tense shift. No participial phrase Noun phrase Phrase contains a noun and no verbs Phrase may contain both a noun and a verb. Phrase does not contain a noun phrase at all ,Appositive phrase, Renames or describes the noun, correctly set off with commas Appositive phrase is not set off with commas No appositive phrase3 Verb phrase Phrase contains a verb and no subject Phrase contains a verb and a subject Verb is missing Noun phrase Phrase contains a noun and no verbs Phrase may contain both a noun and a verb. Phrase does not contain a noun phrase at all Infinitive phrase Uses a correct infinitive phrase May split the infinitive phrase No infinitive phrase present Total__________________________/24 Lesson 12: Objective I can revise sentences for subject-verb agreement Procedure 1. Pretest in Elements of Languge handbook. Grade together.