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1. The ANT carried a seed into the shade.
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2. The ant carried a SEED into the shade.
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3. The ant carried a seed into the SHADE.
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4. The chef cooked me a delicious meal for DINNER.
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5. The chef cooked me a delicious MEAL for dinner.
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6. The CHEF cooked me a delicious meal for dinner.
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7. Sara built Wendy a pillow FORT over the weekend.
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8. SARA built Wendy a pillow fort over the weekend.
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9. Sara built Wendy a pillow fort over the WEEKEND.
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10. Sara built WENDY a pillow fort over the weekend.
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The captain of the boat explained all the rules to the young anglers.
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His boat remains a source of pride for the captain.
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That elderly guide is a mentor to many aspiring anglers.
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The fishing expeditions was really a fun trip.
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The fishing guide taught the campers netting techniques.
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Are boats available at the campsite?
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You must extinguish the campfire before bedtime.
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The entire family sat around the campfire.
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Ballet is a form of formal dancing.
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Dancing is one of the oldest forms of communication.
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The clowns in the [car] were performers in the carnival.
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Suddenly, the silent [mountain] began to rumble and shake.
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My favorite summer pastime is [watching] the grass grow.
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Michael gave [Jennifer] chocolates for her birthday.
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The pod of [whales] migrated to the South during the winter months.
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The confused [man] stood still and silent for a along while.
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My favorite winter activity is [to ice skate].
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Hayley watched [anime] for many hours last weekend.
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Shelly gave her [sister] some advice about school.
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The birds in the [tree] chirped loudly all spring.
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The bowl of [soup] was too hot, so Ted needed to wait.
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The error on the test was the last [question].
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[Golfing] is an underrated sport.
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Gavin Newsom is our [Governor].
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Martin handed [Sheila] the envelope.
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Shelby opened her [folder] and found her [assignment].
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Brian is the captain of his [team].
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Marvin taught [Shellany] some new magic tricks.
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Cecie's favorite toy is her baby doll.
Don't make me a promise you can't keep.
Jenny, please pass the ball more in the next game.
Mrs. Hill, a BAMS teacher, tries to make learning fun.
Is that shirt from Target?
I read books during study hall.
Direct objects follow linking verbs.
Mrs. Hill taught the class a lesson last week.
Is Derek taking his bike to the park?
The boys sent their grandmother a letter on Saturday.
The West Wing, my favorite show, is a cleverly written narrative.
He confidently reported on the weather.
Mia, a girl in my math class, is my friend.
The singer forgot the lyrics to the song.
The baker made a mistake in the recipe.
What is the function of the underlined noun in the sentence below?
Some people carry a four-leaf clover or other charm for good luck.
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What is the function of the underlined noun in the sentence below?
One type of superstition is a belief that a certain action will cause something else to happen.
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What is the function of the underlined noun in the sentence below?
Superstitions have existed in all civilizations and in all times.
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What is the function of the underlined noun in the sentence below?
Many superstitions have been passed from generation to generation.
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Ethel gave Thelma her luck rabbit's foot for good luck.
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A direct object always follows what kind of verb?
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helping
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A preposition always ends with the...
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Don't make me a promise you can't keep.
Jenny, please pass the ball more in the next game.
Mrs. Hill, a BAMS teacher, tries to make learning fun.
I read books during study hall.
Mrs. Hill taught the class a lesson last week.
Is Derek taking his bike to the park?
The West Wing, my favorite show, is a cleverly written narrative.
He confidently reported on the weather.
What type of verb is am?
The singer forgot the lyrics to the song.
The principal offered Mr. Kramer a job.
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Morning commute would be less stressful if you leave early.
Matthew is the new team captain for the pep rally later.
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His friends are the newly chosen artists for the Comic book Club.
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Richard, the guitarist, can also play the piano, clarinet, and drums.
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Which sentence uses the word "singer" as predicate nominative?
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Mr. Chua, the president of the company, eats lunch with his employees every day.
Christian plays the guitar frequently that's why he is so good at it.
Which word functions as predicate nominative in the sentence? The most visited place in the Philippines is Palawan.
Stephen drives Trace's Corvette on Sunday afternoons.
Every summer, Mr. Vance serves ice cream to the beachgoers on the boardwalk.
Matt bought Jasmine a large teddy bear for Valentine's Day.
Fans of the cartoonist read his comic strips eagerly.
Identify the word in red in this sentence.
Ginny is a great dancer!
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My old tackle box under the stairs
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