Question

This is a backwards Hw. They give us the answers and we have to come up with questions for each. The questions should be about homophones, adjectives and adverbs, pronouns,appositives, and count/noncount nouns. They could be multiple choice, fill in the blanks or anything else.

Here are the answers:
1) yes
2) she and I
3) Quickly
4) Advice
5) accept
6) its
7) there
8) The man to whom you spoke
9) Because it doesnt agree with the antecedent
10) Fewer

Answer 1

I'll get you started:

1) Adverbs tell where, when, why, how, and to what extent.

2) Which is correct?
Her and me are going shopping.
She and me are going shopping.
She and I are going shopping.
She and me are going shopping.

We'll be glad to check your questions.

Answer 2

Is this good for 4?
4) You should take my (advise, advice) when it comes to handling stress.

Answer 3

Great!

Answer 4

I really don't know what to put for 6. Help?

Answer 5

6) Snoopy often sleeps on top of (it's, its) dog house.

The contraction "it's" means it is.
The possessive pronoun is "its."

Answer 6

so I can put which of the two is a possesive pronoun as a question.

Answer 7

Yes, you could ask that, or you could ask the student to choose the correct word in the sentence.

Answer 8

Can you tell me a sentence that doesnt agree with the antecedent in number

Answer 9

Target advertised sweaters for 50% off in their online catalog.

If anybody wants to succeed in corporate life, they have to know the rules of the game.

http://leo.stcloudstate.edu/grammar/pronante.html

Answer 10

Thank you so much! One last question =) What part of speech is there?

Answer 11

You're very welcome.

"There" is usually used as an adverb, but it can be used as a pronoun, noun, adjective, or interjection.

http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/there