DGPM Quiz Weeks 11 & 12

there are pretty flowers in your garden however they don’t smell very good

What part of speech is the word "pretty" in this sentence?

• noun

• adjective

• adverb

there are pretty flowers in your garden however they don’t smell very good

What part of speech is "however" in this sentence?

• subordinating conjunction

• coordinating conjunction

• adverb

there are pretty flowers in your garden however they don’t smell very good

What are the verbs in this sentence?

• however, pretty

• in, very

• are, do smell

• pretty, good

there are pretty flowers in your garden however they don’t smell very good

What are the simple subjects in this sentence?

• there, they

• flowers, they

• garden, good

• flowers, smell

there are pretty flowers in your garden however they don’t smell very good

"in your garden" is a ______________________ .

• Prepositional phrase

• Appositive phrase

• Adjectival phrase

there are pretty flowers in your garden however they don’t smell very good

Are the verbs transitive or intransitive?

• transitive

• intransitive

there are pretty flowers in your garden however they don’t smell very good

"however they don't smell very good" is a(n):

• independent clause

• dependent clause

there are pretty flowers in your garden however they don’t smell very good

Is this sentence?

• simple

• compound

• complex

• compound-complex

there are pretty flowers in your garden however they don’t smell very good

"there are pretty flowers in your garden" is a(n):

• independent clause

• dependent clause

there are pretty flowers in your garden however they don’t smell very good

To correct this sentence:

• There are pretty flowers in your garden however they don't smell very good.

• There are pretty flowers in your garden; however they don't smell very good.

• There are pretty flowers in your garden however they don't smell very good!