Matching the Subject and Linking Verb in the Past Tense
Linking Verb - to feel
Mathew felt
Linking Verb - to be
Women were
The school is located ________ the center of the city.
(up, after, at, in, across, down, to)
(place, time, partner)
in (place)
Correctly write a sentence using the correlative conjunctions: both/and
Both Andy and Jessica went to the park.
Which of the following is a synonym for the word inactive?
(lazy, loud, running, walking)
lazy
Subject - Artists
Linking Verb - to seem
Artists seemed
Subject - I
Linking Verb - to have
I had
George carefully walked _______ the street from his house.
(up, after, at, in, across, down, to)
(place, time, partner)
across (place)
Correctly write a sentence using the correlative conjunctions: either/or
I can either choose a hamster or a cat at the pet store.
Which of the following words is an antonym for inactive?
(exercise, sports, energetic, tired)
energetic
Subject - Writers
Linking Verb - to think
Writers thought
Subject - He
Linking Verb - to want
He wanted
Candice's aunt will pick her up _____ 6 o'clock.
(up, after, at, in, across, down, to)
(place, time, partner)
at (time)
Correctly write a sentence using the correlative conjunctions: neither/nor
My mom said we can neither go to the store nor the park today because the roads are so bad.
The facts I used in my report were inaccurate. What does this mean about the facts?
a. the facts were correct
b. the facts were not correct
c. the facts were interesting
d. the facts were not interesting
b. the facts were not correct
Subject - Henry
Linking Verb - to see
Henry saw
Subject - The class
Linking Verb - to be
The class was
Natasha rode her bicycle ______ her friend's house _____ she finished her homework.
(up, after, at, in, across, down, to)
(place, time, partner)
to (place)
after (time)
Correctly write a sentence using the correlative conjunctions:not only/but also
Not only did I get an xbox for my birthday but also I got a lot of games.
2. I am helping my aunt teach my cousin how to be ____ and use words like please and thank you. (polite, mobile, impolite, measurable)
3. Our town has two ____ library vans that visit neighborhoods that do not have access. (immobile, mobile, measurable, immeasurable)
1. indefinite
2. polite
3. mobile
Subject - The palace
Linking Verb - to be
The palace was
Subject - Mrs. Cline
Verb - to think
Mrs. Cline thought
Before brushing his teeth, George walked _____ the stairs.
(up, after, at, in, across, down, to)
(place, time, partner)
up (place)
The dog ran fast ______ the hill.
(up, after, at, in, across, down, to)
(place, time, partner)
down (place)
What does the root words serv mean?
(spend, watch, save, get rid of)
Write a sentence using the word preserve.
save
Mrs. Cline preserved her wedding dress.