Quiz of TOEFL Structure : Skills 3, 4, and 5

The new tile pattern, yellow flowers on a white background, really btightens up the room.

• INCORRECT (no verb)

• INCORRECT (no subject)

• CORRECT (the sentence has a subject and a verb)

• INCORRECT (double subjects)

A longtime friend and confidant, the psychologist was often invited over for Sunday dinner.

• INCORRECT (no verb)

• CORRECT (the sentence has a subject and a verb)

• INCORRECT (no subject)

• INCORRECT (double subjects)

In the cold of winter, a wall heating unit, would not turn on.

• INCORRECT (no verb)

• INCORRECT (double subjects)

• CORRECT (the sentence has a subject and a verb)

• INCORRECT (no subject)

The high-powered computer the most powerful machine of its type, was finally readied for use.

• INCORRECT (no verb)

• INCORRECT (no subject)

• INCORRECT (no comma)

• INCORRECT (double subjects)

The first team winning four games is awarded the championship.

• CORRECT (the sentence has a subject and a verb)

• INCORRECT (no subject)

• INCORRECT (no verb)

• INCORRECT (double subjects)

The advertisements were announcing the half-day sale received a lot of attention.

• INCORRECT (no verb)

• INCORRECT (no subject)

• INCORRECT (double subjects)

• INCORRECT (double verbs)

The speaker was trying to make his point was often interrupted vociferously.

• INCORRECT (no verb)

• INCORRECT (double verbs)

• INCORRECT (no subject)

• INCORRECT (double subjects)

The pizza is served in this restaurant is the tastiest in the country.

• INCORRECT (double verbs)

• INCORRECT (no subject)

• INCORRECT (no verb)

• INCORRECT (double subjects)

Those suspected in the string of robberies were arrested by the police.

• INCORRECT (no verb)

• INCORRECT (no subject)

• INCORRECT (double verbs)

• CORRECT (the sentence has a subject and a verb)

The courses are listed on the second page of the brochure have several prerequisites.

• INCORRECT (no verb)

• INCORRECT (no subject)

• INCORRECT (double verbs)

• INCORRECT (double subjects)