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Grammar and punctuation terms: ending in E
Name a part of speech or punctuation mark that ends with the letter E. Hopdown accepts 85 answers here. Common answers keep your bunny near the surface; rare ones dig deeper. The name (or an accepted spelling of it) ends with E.
Play this topicMost common answers
- AdjectiveExtremely common
- ApostropheCommon
- SyllableUncommon
- Present TenseUncommon
- Past TenseUncommon
- Passive VoiceUncommon
- Active VoiceUncommon
- PossessiveUncommon
- Future TenseUncommon
- PhraseUncommon
- Nominative CaseUncommon
- InfinitiveUncommon
- Objective CaseUncommon
- Genitive CaseUncommon
- PredicateUncommon
Rare answers
- Prepositional PhraseRare
- Present ParticipleRare
- ComparativeRare
- SuperlativeRare
- Imperative SentenceRare
- Imperative MoodRare
- Parallel StructureRare
- Adjective ClauseVery rare
- Noun ClauseVery rare
- Possessive AdjectiveVery rare
- MorphemeVery rare
- Gerund PhraseVery rare
- Accusative CaseVery rare
- Predicate NominativeVery rare
- Coordinate AdjectiveVery rare
Deep cuts
The answers almost nobody gives.
- OctothorpeDeep cut
- Vocative CaseDeep cut
- Absolute PhraseDeep cut
- Positive DegreeDeep cut
- CalqueDeep cut
- Ablative CaseDeep cut
- TittleDeep cut
- ErgativeDeep cut
Plus 47 more answers you'll have to find yourself.