WorksheetsFive types of Structures which can function as subjects
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
Courtesy demands a prompt apology.
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He is the new director of the institute.
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To drive more than fifty-five miles per hour is illegal.
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Walking to the university takes twenty minutes.
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Whoever wins the race will receive a trophy.
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Cemeteries are frightening places at night.
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Rollerskating has recently become very popular.
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That all passengers survived the crash is miraculous.
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To get angry is not the solution.
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These appear to be photographs of a North African village.
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Zebras have black and white stripes.
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That was a silly remark.
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What he said confused me.
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Falling in love is a beautiful experience.
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To sleep all morning is a waste of time.
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