Adjective Phrase
Fill in the blank with an adjective phrase:
The student ___ won the award is my cousin.
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with the highest grade
Identify the relative clause: The teacher who gave us the extra homework is very strict.
who gave us the extra homework
Identify the appositive: My brother, a talented musician, plays the piano.
a talented musician
Identify the adverb phrase: She finished the project with great attention to detail.
with great attention to detail
A device that measures temperature uses which morpheme meaning “heat”?
therm(o)
Identify the adjective phrase in this sentence: The house on the hill is very old.
on the hill
Fill in the blank with a relative clause: The student ___ answered every question correctly won the prize.
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who answered every question correctly
Insert an appositive to describe “the president”: The president ___ spoke to the nation.
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of the company → The president of the company spoke to the nation.
Fill in the blank with an adverb phrase: He ran ___ to catch the bus.
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as fast as he could
Which word means “the state of being free” and uses a morpheme for quality, realm, or state?
freedom (-dom)
In the sentence The book about space exploration is fascinating, what is the adjective phrase?
about space exploration
What relative pronoun is used in the clause: The car that he bought is expensive?
that
rue or False: An appositive always needs commas around it.
False (only non-essential appositives need commas)
In the sentence The kids are playing in the park, which words form the adverb phrase?
in the park
What does the word semicircle literally mean?
Add an adjective phrase to this sentence: The dog barked loudly
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with the shiny black coat → The dog with the shiny black coat barked loudly.
Combine the ideas into one sentence using a relative clause: I met a man. He wrote a book about space.
I met a man who wrote a book about space.
In the sentence Marie Curie, a famous scientist, discovered radium, what does the appositive describe?
Marie Curie
True or False: Adverb phrases can describe adjectives.
True
A doctor who studies the mind or soul is called a ___?
psychologist (psych)
True or False: Adjective phrases can describe pronouns as well as nouns.
True
True or False: A relative clause can stand alone as a complete sentence.
Rewrite with an appositive: The movie was exciting. (Add info about the genre)
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The movie, a thrilling adventure, was exciting.
Change this sentence by adding an adverb phrase: She spoke politely. (Make it explain how she spoke)
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She spoke politely to the new students.
Fill in the blank: The student ___ answered every question correctly won the prize. (Use a morpheme meaning “to send or throw”)
who transmitted / submitted / sent (miss/mit)