Question

I need help with this ASAP

Match the definition to the term or example.

1. strict attention to the rules of correct English
-s or-es
2. verbs that do not have objects
lay, set, raise
3. a signal word for cause and effect
consequently
4. verb ending used to form past tense of regular verbs
me, him, us, whom
5. verbs that need direct objects
informal English
6. a word for feelings
lie, sit, rise
7. nominative-case pronouns
-d or -ed
8. verb ending used with a third person singular subject
I, he, we, who
9. objective-case pronouns
emotions
10. used in casual conversation
formal English

Answer 1

what the first guy said

Step-by-step explanation:

Answer 2

IRREGULAR VERBS

some of these do not change when the past tense is formed

FORMAL ENGLISH

strict attention to the rules of correct English

LIE, SIT, RISE

verbs that do not have objects

CONSEQUENTLY

a signal word for cause and effect

-D OR -ED

verb ending used to form past tense of regular verbs

LAY, SET, RAISE

verbs that need direct objects

WORDS FOR SIGNALS

important clues to text purpose and content

REDUNDANT EXPRESSION

means using more words than necessary to express an idea

SINGULAR

action verbs end with -s or -es if the subject is singular or plural?

Explanation:I hope this helps in a sort of way