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Parts of Speech: Identify the word in parenthesis.
Parts of a Sentence: Identify the word in parenthesis.
Punctuation: Choose the sentence that is correctly punctuated.
Phrases and Clauses: Identify the type of phrase/clause in parenthesis.
Who/Whom & Pronoun Usage: Choose the correct word in parenthesis.
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(That) black dog ran quickly through the park.
What is adjective?
100
Last spring Steve told (us) his plans for the Olympics.
What is an indirect object?
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a. I ate hamburgers for supper last night; therefore, I will not eat them again until next week. b. I ate hamburgers for supper last night, therefore, I will not eat them again until next week. c. I ate hamburgers for supper last night -- therefore, I will not eat them again until next week.
What is A?
100
The bloodhounds tracked the criminal (through the thick, still woods). (2 answers)
What is prepositional and what is adverb?
100
(Who/Whom) is speaking?
What is who? (Use WHO when it's the subject.)
200
Sally (was) happy after her run.
What is verb?
200
His coach teaches him the fine (points) of swimming.
What is a direct object?
200
a. After selling her car, she wished she could have it back. b. After selling her car she wished she could have it back. c. After selling her car; she wished she could have it back.
What is A?
200
The group's main goal is (to finish with the fastest time).
What is infinitive?
200
After the game, Mom and (he/him) stopped at the store.
What is he? (To find the correct answer, remove "Mom and" from the sentence. After the game, HE stopped at the store.)
300
I will eat a snack (and) play ball after school.
What is conjunction?
300
Kim, Juan, and Sofie were (winners) at the track meet.
What is a predicate nominative?
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a. She slammed on the brakes but her car did not stop in time. b. She slammed on the brakes, but her car did not stop in time. c. She slammed on the brakes; but her car did not stop in time.
What is B?
300
Campers will find lakes (teeming with fish).
What is participial?
300
Mr. Smith offered Sallie and (I/me) a ride to school.
What is me? (To find out which to use, remove "Sallie and" from the sentence. Mr. Smith offered ME a ride to school.)
400
I went to the park (yesterday).
What is adverb?
400
We all gave (Skip) encouragement and support.
What is an indirect object?
400
a. Skips' computer was stolen from his house. b. Skip's computer was stolen from his house. c. Skips computer was stolen from his house.
What is B.
400
Stephen Crane, (an American author), wrote stories about the Civil War.
What is appositive?
400
(Who/Whom) do you trust?
What is Whom? (Turn the question into a statement to determine sentence parts. YOU DO TRUST WHOM. As a statement, it's easy to see that Whom is the direct object of the sentence.)
500
Before I go (to) the grocery story, I will make a shopping list.
What is preposition?
500
One of those dogs is (obedience-trained).
What is a predicate adjective?
500
a. "How many times have you been to Disney World" she asked. b. "How many times have you been to Disney World", she asked. c. "How many times have you been to Disney World," she asked.
What is C.
500
The Brooklyn Bridge, (a remarkable feat of design), spans the East River in New York City.
What is appositive?
500
They gave (we/us) senior instructions about the graduation ceremony.
What is us?