WorksheetsEnglish Language Skills for Communication I
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 5mins
A simple sentence consists of -
a) one independent thought
b) one independent clause
An independent clause contains
a) a subject and a verb
b) a subject and an object
A compound sentence consists of
a) one or more independent clauses
b) two or more independent clauses
Independent clauses can be joined by using
a) a coordinating conjunction
b) a subordinating conjunction
Which is a compound sentence?
a) I like walking on the beach with my dog.
b) I like walking but my dog likes running.
The grocery clerk will carry your bags out for you. The verb 'will' is an example of:
a) helping verb
b) main verb
The mail arrived after I left. 'Arrived' is a/an:
a) transitive verb
b) intransitive verb
Jerry studies for three hours every day. 'Studies' is a/an:
a) helping verb
b) main verb
Would you take a picture for us? 'Take' is a/an:
a) transitive verb
b) intransitive verb
I have had this phone for two years. 'Have' is a/an:
a) helping verb
b) main verb
What did she ask you to do? The word 'You' is a:
a) conjunction
b) preposition
c) pronoun
I left my shoes under the kitchen table. The word 'under' is a/an:
a) adjective
b) preposition
c) pronoun
Well, I don't think I'll be home before 6. The word 'well' is a/an:
a) interjection
b) preposition
c) pronoun
Andy knocked on the door but nobody answered. The word 'but' is a/an:
a) adverb
b) adjective
c) conjunction
What is one word substitution for the following:
a) A sculpture of a person's head, shoulders, and chest -
(a)
