Verbs
Identify whether this is an action or non-action verb:
I know the answer to this question.
non-action
Identify active or passive voice:
Students often write many exams during a semester.
Active
love to comic I reading to books. used
I used to love reading comic books.
Identify the dependent clause:
Cherry ice cream, which is my favourite flavour, was on sale at the store.
Cherry ice cream, which is my favourite flavour, was on sale at the store.
Define Adjective
A part of speech that modifies a noun or pronoun.
The packages will be delivered on Thursday.
Simple Future
Which is the correct structure of a sentence using passive voice:
Subject+ verb+ object
OR
Subject+ Be/get & past participle+ (by+agent).
Subject+ Be/get & past participle+(by+agent)
mall to We the Saturday. on went
We went to the mall on Saturday.
Identify the adjective clause:
They met a man who was very good at baseball.
They met a man who was very good at baseball.
Define Independent Clause
A clause that can stand alone as a sentence.
We had been talking for 2 weeks before we met.
Past Perfect Progressive
Re-write this sentence into the passive:
The waitress served us the drinks.
The drinks were served to us by the waitress
chased the The toy. cat after
The cat chased after the toy.
Name 3 relative pronouns that can introduce an adjective clause.
who, whom, which, whose, that, when, where
Define Adverb
A part of speech that can modify a verb, an adjective, another adverb, or a whole sentence.
The concert starts tomorrow at 7:00 pm.
Simple Present (future)
Identify active or passive voice:
The crime is not going to be solved this week.
passive
police. The was by thief the arrested
The thief was arrested by the police
Identify the adjective clause:
The couple who live next door to me is very friendly.
The couple who live next door to me is very friendly.
Define Coordinating Conjunction
A word that connects independent clauses or items in a series. For, and, nor, but, or, yet, so.
I knew that you would be hungry when you got home from class.
Future in the past
Re-write this sentence into the passive:
The police arrested the criminal on Monday morning.
The criminal was arrested by police on Monday morning.
OR
On Monday morning, the criminal was arrested by police.
on was Friday very It windy evening.
It was very windy on Friday evening.
Identify the adjective clause:
The woman you met on Wednesday is my sister.
The woman you met on Wednesday is my sister. (relative pronoun can be omitted sometimes)
Define Phrase
A group of related words without a subject or a verb.