Syntax

Front

Type of phrase in brackets: Houses are [unbelievably expensive] right now

Back

Adjective phrase

Front

Identify the type of phrase in brackets: We [met Paul] last week.

Back

Verb phrase.

Front

Identify the type of phrase in brackets: Don't you have to leave [early]?

Back

Adverb phrase

Front

Identify the type of verb in brackets: [A car that won't go] is not particularly useful.

Back

Noun phrase

Front

Identify the type of phrase in brackets: I enjoy eating [in Indian restaurants]

Back

Prepositional phrase

Front

The underlined clause: as long as we continue seeing progress.

Back

subordinate

Front

Although you may disagree, I still say Sheila is the best person for the job.
The underlined sentence is: coordinate, subordinate.

Back

subordinate

Front

Identify the coordinate clause: I don't know who said that; whoever said that.

Back

I don't know who said that.

Front

If you help me, I will help you!
The underlined sentence is: Coordinate, Subordinate

Back

Subordinate

Front

What is the coordinate clause in the sentence: When Ambika moved to the United States, she was five years old.

Back

She was five years old.