the vocabulary word that comes from a Latin word meaning "bad"

the comma rule used in this sentence:
Cyrus likes reading, eating, and arguing.

Batman

a pronoun reference without a clear antecedent

the vocabulary word that comes from the Latin word meaning to "hate"

a temporary pause from something unpleasant or distressing, an interval of rest or relief?

the rule about introductory words, phrases or clauses?

illegal immigrant

transitions, eliminate "be" verbs, avoid using contractions

the vocabulary word that comes from the Latin adjective "acer"

the vocabulary word used in Frankenstein to describe the place where the monster hid outside of the De Lacy's cottage?

a sentence with two independent clauses separated with a FANBOYS and no comma called?

Andrew and girl with no name

a modifier called that does not clearly and sensibly modify a word or word group in a sentence?

the vocabulary word that comes from a Latin word meaning "equal"

a portent is an omen of something bad or very important; a harbinger is a forerunner, herald or precursor not necessarily of something bad or important

the comma rule broken in this sentence:
Ms. Olan loves to teach students; however she hates to give grades on their work.

coin, Queen of England, names, clothes

separate with comma and fanboys, semicolon, period, etc.

the Latin root in the word "mellifluous"

a fancy French word for one's surroundings or environment?

the rule about non essential adjective phrases or clauses

identity, globalization, insiders/outsiders, moral ambiguity, power, racism

The crystal clear river that runs through our town.

the vocabulary word that comes from the Latin word meaning "light"