Grammar
| A | H | S | P | C | S | U | B | J | E | C | T | T | E | O |
| P | H | R | A | S | E | M | I | C | O | L | O | N | G | J |
| U | C | M | O | D | I | F | I | E | R | E | E | N | N | I |
| A | D | E | Z | H | H | X | N | O | A | I | O | O | A | H |
| G | P | T | P | O | C | K | P | H | Q | I | L | R | S | U |
| S | V | A | Q | R | Y | L | X | N | T | O | C | I | A | V |
| R | O | X | R | A | E | A | A | A | C | R | O | P | P | I |
| B | A | H | E | A | T | D | U | U | E | M | M | E | O | R |
| I | R | T | N | N | G | T | I | C | S | E | M | R | S | D |
| N | I | H | Y | T | C | R | N | C | D | E | A | I | T | T |
| O | O | S | Y | N | F | E | A | W | A | E | P | O | R | T |
| M | K | N | U | P | T | A | L | P | J | T | C | D | O | E |
| I | E | P | J | N | H | R | S | Z | H | N | E | A | P | N |
| L | T | W | E | S | U | E | I | T | G | F | O | N | H | S |
| Y | H | S | F | V | O | T | N | B | I | L | Z | Y | E | E |
- APOSTROPHE
- CLAUSE
- COLON
- COMMA
- HYPHEN
- MODIFIER
- PARAGRAPH
- PERIOD
- PHRASE
- PREDICATE
- PUNCTUATION
- SEMICOLON
- SENTENCE
- SUBJECT
- SYNTAX
- TENSE
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A semicolon can join two clauses that would each stand alone as a sentence; a comma cannot, and that one rule accounts for a great deal of the red ink on a returned essay. These sixteen terms gather the marks, the sentence parts and the tense choices a writer weighs in every paragraph, from the subject and its predicate to the modifier that has drifted out of place.
Grammar Word Search Answer Key
Checking a finished sheet, or stuck on the last word? The Grammar Word Search Answer Key marks all 16 hidden words in the grid and lists the row, column and direction each one starts from. It prints on its own sheet, so you can hand out the puzzle and keep the answers.