WorksheetsUnit 3: Grammar Review
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 2hrs 50mins
Karen always greets everyone cheerfully.
Please move over, so we can all sit comfortably.
Keep your eyes wide open.
Whenever he eats breakfast, he shovels it in because he is always late.
noun clause
adjective clause
adverb clause
Employees may leave work for personal reasons after they receive permission from the manager.
The students decided to stay home because they were tired of school.
Because the students were tired of school they decided to stay home from school.
Before we begin the meeting, let me introduce the newest member of our team.
Jinx liked the dancing she saw on television.
Jinx liked the dancing she saw on television.
The students did not want to dance. They liked the trampoline.
The students did not want to dance. They liked the trampoline.
Both boys did _______ worksheets.
their
his
our
we
What is an antecedent?
the word the pronoun refers back to
a fancy term for ants in a jungle
a singular pronoun with no gender
What is needed in order for a sentence to be a complete sentence?
A subject
A subject and a verb
A subject, verb, and a complete thought
A verb
What is a subject?
Who/what the sentence is about
The action being made a sentence
The person writing the sentence
What is the subject in the following sentence: "Lennie likes rabbits."
Lennie
likes
rabbits
What is a clause?
Part of a sentence which includes a subject and a verb/predicate
Part of a sentence which includes either a subject or a verb/predicate
Part of a sentence which includes neither a subject or a verb/predicate
Part of a sentence which includes a subject and a verb/predicate, but cannot stand as a complete sentence on its own
What is an independent clause?
A series of text that includes a subject and a verb/predicate and can stand as a complete sentence on its own.
A series of text that includes a subject and a verb/predicate, but cannot stand as a complete sentence on its own.
A series of text that is missing either a subject or a verb/predicate.
A series of text longer than one word.
Although Drew prefers watching romantic films, he rented the latest spy thriller, and he enjoyed it very much.
Simple
Compound
Complex
Compound-Complex
