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Grammar (Sent.Str)
Identifying Sentence Parts (RL)
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Identify subject(s), complete verb(s), and prepositional phrase(s): On her way to the school, Billie hummed and tune and snapped her fingers to a rhythm that was all her own. | S: Billie; V: hummed, snapped; P: on her way, to the school, to a rhythm |
| Identify subject(s), complete verb(s), and prepositional phrase(s): Martha hastily backed the car out of the garage and destroyed her son’s bicycle in the process. | S: Martha; V: backed, destroyed; P: of the garage, in the process |
| Identify subject(s), complete verb(s), and prepositional phrase(s): Behind the curtain, an old man sat with an odd assembly of junk and a large old-fashioned microphone. | S: Man; V: sat; P: behind the curtain, with an odd assembly, of junk |
| Identify subject(s), complete verb(s), and prepositional phrase(s): Dr. Juan worked toward a cure for the virus all his life, but he never counted himself as a success because he never solved the problem. | S: Dr. Juan; V: worked, counted; P: toward a cure, for the virus |
| Identify subject(s), complete verb(s), and prepositional phrase(s): Failing to make passing grades, Louisa’s son Marcus will have to repeat the third grade at Forestbrook Elementary. | S: son; V: will have to repeat; P: at Forestbrook Elementary |
| Identify subject(s), complete verb(s), and prepositional phrase(s): Tomas and Jorge’s went on a cruise to the Bahamas for Christmas vacation last year. | S: Tomas, Jorge; V: went; P: on a cruise, to the Bahamas, for Christmas vacation |
| Identify subject(s), complete verb(s), and prepositional phrase(s): The boy in the gray flannel jacket shed a tear as he turned away from the headstone. | S: boy; V: shed; P: in the gray flannel jacket, from the headstone |
| Identify subject(s), complete verb(s), and prepositional phrase(s): Frank taught his daughters to hunt, fish, and survive in the wilderness, but he would not allow them to date until high school. | S: Frank; V: taught; P: in the wilderness |
| Identify subject(s), complete verb(s), and prepositional phrase(s): Each of the students hoped to earn an A on the special project. | S: Each; V: hoped; P: on the special project |
| Identify subject(s), complete verb(s), and prepositional phrase(s): Without a doubt, the red headed girl was the most beautiful child on the playground. | S: girl; V: was; P: without a doubt, on the playground |
| Identify subject(s), complete verb(s), and prepositional phrase(s): Mr. Hughes, my daughter’s first grade teacher, does not allow any horse play in his classroom. | S: Mr. Hughes; V: does allow; P: in his classroom |
| Identify subject(s), complete verb(s), and prepositional phrase(s): Sarah pinned all her hope on victory and was disappointed when the team lost at the state championship game. | S: Sarah; V: pinned, was; P: on victory, at the state championship level |
| Identify subject(s), complete verb(s), and prepositional phrase(s): Inevitably, toward the end of the semester, students who congregate in the student lounge start to complain about their professors. | S: students; V: start; P: toward the end, of the semester, in the student lounge, about their professors |
| Identify subject(s), complete verb(s), and prepositional phrase(s): The tiny boat was stranded on the invisible sandbar without any hope of escape for several hours until the coast guard arrived. | S: boat; V: was; on the invisible sandbar, without any hope, of escape, for several hours |
| Identify subject(s), complete verb(s), and prepositional phrase(s): The controversial church fundraiser consisted of reprinting the parables of Jesus in a hard bound book to sale for a profit. | S: fundraiser; V: consisted; P: of Jesus, in a hardbound book, for a profit |
| Identify subject(s), complete verb(s), and prepositional phrase(s): In order to make clear the point of her story, Mindy had to recount the events of the past several weeks leading up to one culminating incident. | S: Mindy; V: had to recount; in order, of her story, of the past several weeks, to one culminating incident |
| Identify subject(s), complete verb(s), and prepositional phrase(s): The starving dog ate as if he had not had a proper meal in many days. | S: dog; V: ate; P: in many days |
| Identify subject(s), complete verb(s), and prepositional phrase(s): The girls were members of an elite gymnastics team and could not associate with boys from the area. | S: girls; V: were, could associate; P: of an elite gymnastics team, with boys, from the area |
| Identify subject(s), complete verb(s), and prepositional phrase(s): As the mother rocked her small son to sleep, she sang a soft lullaby to comfort him. | S: she; V: sang; P: as the mother |
| Identify subject(s), complete verb(s), and prepositional phrase(s): It was obvious that the pressures of maintaining an active social life, job, and full load of classes began to get to Andrea as her grades began to plummet. | S: It, V: was; P: of classes, to Andrea |
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HGTC Eng 032
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