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Grammar and punctuation terms
Name a part of speech or punctuation mark. Hopdown accepts 267 answers here. Common answers keep your bunny near the surface; rare ones dig deeper.
Play this topicMost common answers
- NounExtremely common
- VerbExtremely common
- AdjectiveExtremely common
- CommaExtremely common
- PeriodUncommon
- Split InfinitiveUncommon
- HomophoneUncommon
- ClauseUncommon
- PalindromeUncommon
- Question MarkUncommon
- ArticleUncommon
- InterjectionUncommon
- Present TenseUncommon
- Past TenseUncommon
- AdverbUncommon
Rare answers
- Subordinating ConjunctionRare
- BackslashRare
- Abstract NounRare
- Angle BracketsRare
- Imperative SentenceRare
- Object PronounRare
- Possessive NounRare
- Countable NounRare
- Compound-Complex SentenceVery rare
- Possessive AdjectiveVery rare
- InflectionVery rare
- Gerund PhraseVery rare
- AdverbialVery rare
- MalapropismVery rare
- Coordinate AdjectiveVery rare
Deep cuts
The answers almost nobody gives.
- Vocative CaseDeep cut
- Back-FormationDeep cut
- Sentence AdverbDeep cut
- Positive DegreeDeep cut
- PleonasmDeep cut
- CalqueDeep cut
- Ablative CaseDeep cut
- TittleDeep cut
- CircumfixDeep cut
- ParataxisDeep cut
Plus 227 more answers you'll have to find yourself.