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Total questions: 105
Worksheet time: 9hrs 45mins
She looked carefully at the yellow fish.
Swiftly the sea lions surrounded Grandma and the girl.
We watched the colorful creatures swim through the dark water?
Jennifer smiled shyly at the students in her new class.
The teacher helped the student with her difficult homework.
"her" is a:
"is" is a:
"cat" is a:
"if" is a:
I _________ her yesterday.
They ________ you about the accident.
How does the world commonly view scientists?
Pronoun
Noun
Adjective
Preposition
Some people see them as evil villains.
Noun
Pronoun
Adjective
Adverb
For some, scientists are intent on learning more and more, no matter what the cost.
Noun
Pronoun
Adjective
Adverb
For others, scientists are heroes, driven by their desire to do good.
Noun
Pronoun
Verb
Preposition
Many scientists see themselves as neither heroes nor villains.
Verb
Adverb
Preposition
Conjunction
They regard themselves as people with a job to do.
Conjunction
Interjection
Preposition
Adverb
In films, the mad scientist is as common as, well, the bumbling idiot.
Preposition
Conjunction
Pronoun
Interjection
Chicago has often been referred to as the Windy City.
City- S referred-V
Chicago-S has been referred-V
Chicago-S Windy City-V
Here is the reason for that popular name.
reason-S is-V
Here-S is-V
reason-S here-V
Long-winded politicians blared and blasted their messages there.
messages-S blared-V
politicians-S blasted-V
politicians-S blared and blasted-V
Which sentence is edited correctly?
Marshes are wetlands filled mainly with grasses swamps are filled mainly with trees and bushes.
Marshes are wetlands filled mainly with grasses; swamps are filled mainly with trees and bushes.
Which sentence is edited correctly?
Trees grow in saltwater swamps with their roots above the water.
Trees in saltwater swamps with their roots above the water.
Many people use their hands in conversation.
conversation-DO
hands-DO
people-DO
This study gives the world a new view of gestures.
view-DO world-IO
world-DO view-IO
gestures-DO view-IO
How does the underlined word function in the sentence?
Mary and Joe are best friends.
subject
preposition
verb
direct object
How does the underlined word function in the sentence?
Xavier ran around the corner yesterday.
verb
direct object
indirect object
preposition
How does the underlined word function in the sentence?
I gave the man a new coat.
subject
object of the preposition
direct object
indirect object
How does the underlined word function in the sentence?
Hans and Franz never go to the store on the corner.
subject
direct object
indirect object
appositive
How does the underlined word function in the sentence?
Brenda shot her first buck with a bow.
subject
object of the preposition
direct object
indirect object
How does the underlined word function in the sentence?
Yesterday Rick told Alice the secret about school.
appositive
direct object
subject
indirect object
How does the underlined word function in the sentence?
We bought two pounds of sausage today.
object of the preposition
subject
appositive
direct object
How does the underlined word function in the sentence?
A talented athlete, Joe Mauer retired from playing baseball.
subject
direct object
indirect object
appositive
How does the underlined word function in the sentence?
Does Lonnie need a new car?
subject
appositive
indirect object
object of the preposition
How does the underlined word function in the sentence?
They told their brother the ending to the story.
object of the preposition
appositive
direct object
indirect object
The boy in the green sweater was running very quickly down the street.
adjective prepositional phrase
adverb prepositional phrase
The boy in the green sweater was running very quickly down the street.
noun
verb
article
adverb
The boy in the green sweater was running very quickly down the street.
noun
verb
adjective
adverb
The boy in the green sweater was running very quickly down the street.
adjective
adverb
preposition
conjunction
The boy in the green sweater was running very quickly down the street.
adverb
noun
article
verb
The boy in the green sweater was running very quickly down the street.
adjective
adverb
preposition
noun
The boy in the green sweater was running very quickly down the street.
noun
verb
adjective
adverb
The boy in the green sweater was running very quickly down the street.
verb phrase
prepositional phrase
adverbial phrase
The boy in the green sweater was running very quickly down the street.
helping verb
linking verb
action verb
adjective
The boy in the green sweater was running very quickly down the street.
adverb
adjective
verb
The boy in the green sweater was running very quickly down the street.
adjective prepositional phrase
adverb prepositional phrase
The boy in the green sweater was running very quickly down the street.
adverb
adjective
preposition
conjunction
The boy in the green sweater was running very quickly down the street.
adverb
article
verb
noun
The boy in the green sweater was running very quickly down the street.
adjective
adverb
noun
verb
The boy in the green sweater was running very quickly down the street. Sentence pattern?
S-LV-C
S-V
S-V-DO
S-V-IO-DO
