Worksheets23/10 Independent Clauses Q1
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 48mins
What kind of dependent clause is in red?
Can you tell me what I ought to do?
Noun (Nominal) Clause
Adjective (Adjectival) Clause
Adverb (Adverbial) Clause
It is not a dependent clause
What kind of dependent clause is in red?
Work which is easily done is not always worth doing.
Adverb (Adverbial)
Noun (Nominal)
Adjective (Adjectival)
It is not a dependent clause
What kind of dependent clause is in red?
To err is human, to forgive divine.
Adverb (Adverbial)
Noun (Nominal)
Adjective (Adjectival)
It is not a dependent clause
What kind of dependent clause is in red?
He is a person who is quite reliable.
Adverb (Adverbial)
Noun (Nominal)
Adjective (Adjectival)
It is not a dependent clause
What kind of dependent clause is in red?
She nestled the baby in her arms.
Adverb (Adverbial)
Noun (Nominal)
Adjective (Adjectival)
It is not a dependent clause
On weekends, we can do whatever we want.
What kind of dependent clause is in red?
He kept his temper though they all teased him.
Adverb (Adverbial)
Noun (Nominal)
Adjective (Adjectival)
It is not a dependent clause
What kind of dependent clause is in red?
I often go back in imagination to the days of my youth, when life seemed to be one long holiday.
Adverb of place
Adverb of time
Adjective (adjectival)
It is not a dependent clause
Grandpa remembers the old days when there was no television.
What kind of dependent clause is in red?
You won't succeed unless you work steadily.
Adverb (Adverbial)
Noun (Nominal)
Adjective (Adjectival)
It is not a dependent clause
What kind of dependent clause is in red?
I never eat what comes out of an animal.
Adverb (Adverbial)
Noun (Nominal)
Adjective (Adjectival)
It is not a dependent clause
How many clauses are in this sentence?
She is a hard-working woman whose son is a lazy boy.
One
Two
Three
There is no clause in this sentence
My greatest asset is that I am a hard worker.
We went through the woods.
What kind of adverbial clause is in red?
He kept his temper though they all teased him.
Adverb of time
Adverb of contrast
Adverb of condition
Adverb of comparison
Combine the sentences.
This is the dog. You found it.
This is the dog that you found it.
This is the dog which you found.
This is the dog whom you found.
This is the dog which you found it.
Combine the sentences.
The cat is white. The cat's tail is short.
The cat whose tail is short is white.
The cat whom tail is short is white.
The cat who tail is short is white.
The cat that tail is short is white.
Combine the sentences.
She will never pass. She works hard.
Despite of she works hard, she will never pass.
In spite of she works hard, she will never pass.
Inspite of working hard, she will never pass.
Though she works hard, she will never pass.
Combine the sentences.
The young man is not happy. He is very rich.
Even though the young man very rich, he is not happy.
Although the young man is very rich, he is not happy.
Despite the young man is very rich, he is not happy.
In spite of being rich, he not happy.
Last week, our cat gave birth to a litter of kittens, but we didn't know where ________.
is our cat
our cat is
our cat was
was our cat
… is awesome.
That the girl can speak English fluently
That can the girl speak English fluently
Who can the girl speak English fluently
Which the girl can speak English fluently
Why do you find it so hard to believe ________________?
what I'm telling you
what am I telling you
what did I tell you
which I'm telling you
I might be able to tell you............... road to take if I knew............... on the map we are now.
where / when
which / where
what / how
how far / which
whose / when
The management ................that the workers would be sacked if they went on strike.
discovered
noticed
threatened
grumbled
appreciated
Which of us can _____ that woman to hold her tongue?
force
consider
appease
muddle
