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Worksheets8th parc 2 Unit 3 (9-13)
Total questions: 120
Worksheet time: 3hrs 42mins
Label the word in upper case letters direct object or indirect object.
All mystery stories solve the same PROBLEM.
(a)
Label the word in upper case letters direct object or indirect object.
Writers use different DETAILS and CHARACTERS, of course.
(a)
Label the word in upper case letters direct object or indirect object.
The hero or heroine discovers the guilty PERSON.
(a)
Label the word in upper case letters direct object or indirect object.
. Edgar Allan Poe presented the PROBLEM in 1 841.
(a)
Label the word in upper case letters direct object or indirect object.
He gave the WORLD its first mystery story.
(a)
We sent a package to our relatives in Iowa.
Identify the indirect object in this sentence:
He told his parents a lie.
He
lie
parents
told
Tina is making dinner for us.
A movie on TV gave me the chills.
His grandmother sends him five dollars on his birthday every year.
They tried giving their baby some mashed peas.
They tried giving their baby some mashed peas.
John paid the bill for us.
He gave his teacher a card that he picked out himself.
Helene wrote a story about a pioneer town in Nebraska.
Ian hit the puck with his stick.
The team won the game in the last 10 seconds.
Max asked Sally a question about the dance.
I have told him the answer several times.
Label each word in upper case letters predicate noun or predicate adjective.
With milk, children will grow STRONG.
(a)
Label each word in upper case letters predicate noun or predicate adjective.
Cows are the main SOURCE of milk in this country.
(a)
Label each word in upper case letters predicate noun or predicate adjective.
Goat milk and sheep milk are COMMOM elsewhere.
(a)
Label each word in upper case letters predicate noun or predicate adjective.
Milk must remain very CLEAN.
(a)
Label each word in upper case letters predicate noun or predicate adjective.
Otherwise, milk drinkers can become ILL.
(a)
Label each word in upper case letters predicate noun or predicate adjective.
Dairy farming is an important INDUSTRY.
(a)
My dad is a fireman. What is the word fireman?
predicate noun
predicate adjective
She was so sad. What is the word sad in this sentence?
predicate noun
predicate adjective
Anyone could be an author of a mystery story.
Keats is a great English poet.
What is the linking verb?
The crop looks like a good one.
His brownies are famous in her neighborhood.
His brownies are famous in her neighborhood.
His apple pies are masterpieces!
Unfortunately, many of his recipes remain secret.
Your lettering on the poster is very colorful.
Mr. Doyle teaches the class geometry.
What type of verb?
I will remain in my seat until the teacher tells me to move.
Anyone could be an author of a mystery story.
We draw circles with a compass in math class.
Red should always be the highest arch in a rainbow.
Adult hornets and yellow jackets only eat liquids.
Jill read Tom several interesting facts about insects.
He looked very sad yesterday.
Select the sentence that uses the active voice.
The Greek festival was enjoyed by all the visitors.
All the visitors enjoyed the Greek festival.
Select the sentence that uses the passive voice.
Several people were arrested by the police.
The police arrested several people.
Select the sentence that uses the passive voice.
Several people were arrested by the police.
The police arrested several people.
Identify the following sentence as active voice or passive voice:
"The kicker missed the point after the touchdown."
active voice
passive voice
Identify the following sentence as active voice or passive voice:
"The old sofa was hauled down to the basement by Barney."
active voice
passive voice
Identify the following sentence as active voice or passive voice:
"The guest speaker told the audience about the South Pole."
active voice
passive voice
The field trip was arranged by my homeroom teacher.
active voice
passive voice
My very active dog chased a tennis ball across the grass.
active voice
passive voice
The new magazine contained many creative ideas.
active voice
passive voice
Lauren and Sarah purchased tickets for the upcoming play.
active voice
passive voice
Many scoring attempts were made by the opposing team.
active voice
passive voice
The project was completed by a team of experts.
active voice
passive voice
Grandma knitted the white wool sweater.
active voice
passive voice
I pushed the heavy shopping cart through the parking lot.
active voice
passive voice
The drain was unclogged by the plumber.
active voice
passive voice
The famous actor was swarmed by several excited fans.
active voice
passive voice
Milea wears a unique dress
Active voice
Passive voice
The letter is written by Mrs. Corla
Active voice
Passive voice
Dolphins are very intelligent animals.
Active voice
Passive voice
The project has been finished by Marley and his friends.
Active voice
Passive voice
Tamada is watching a movie.
Active voice
Passive voice
Their boxes have been forgotten.
Active voice
Passive voice
English is being learned by Usman in this class.
Active voice
Passive voice
My young brother and I have eaten hamburgers.
Active voice
Passive voice
Lisa eats the banana.
Active voice
Passive voice
Dilan is listening to Japanese music.
Active voice
Passive voice
He (is, are) reading about space travel.
is
are
Your idea (makes, make) sense to me.
makes
make
The children (shares, share) their toys
shares
share
Here (is, are) the garden chairs for your party.
is
are
The green apples in the basket _________ sour.
is
are
Uncle Todd and Aunt Brenda ____________ two dogs.
have
has
The onions in the potato salad ________ too strong for my liking.
is
are
The nurses at the hospital _______ extremely caring.
is
are
The math teacher ____________things really well.
explain
explains
One of the dancers on the stage ______ my cousin.
is
are
My parents ______ let me watch TV until I have finished my homework.
doesn't
don't
The boys in fourth grade _______ soccer during recess.
play
plays
Find the Verb or Verb Phrase in the following sentence:
Find the verb or verb phrase in the following sentences.
Harry Potter is a series of novels and films.
is
Harry
Potter
and
Find the Verb or Verb Phrase in the following sentence:
During the novels, Harry is learning things about magic and his past.
magic
past
is learning
During
Find the Verb or Verb Phrase in the following sentence:
Major will be going to the vet next week for some shots.
be going
to the vet
going
will be going
Find the Verb or Verb Phrase in the following sentence:
Fall is turning out to be an incredible season already!
is turning
is
be
out to be
Find the Verb or Verb Phrase in the following sentence:
That llama must have been hungry because he ate the entire container of food!
must have been
must have been hungry
ate
llama
Find the Verb or Verb Phrase in the following sentence:
I am running a huge race this weekend.
running
am running
race
I am running
Find the Verb or Verb Phrase in the following sentence:
The dinosaurs were the top of the food chain back when they roamed the earth.
were
dinosaurs
top
food chain
Find the Verb or Verb Phrase in the following sentence:
They have been shopping all day!
they
have
have been
have been shopping
Find the Verb or Verb Phrase in the following sentence:
I should not have gone in that Haunted House!
should not have gone
should have gone
Haunted House
not have
Find the Verb or Verb Phrase in the following sentence:
James can dance better than anyone else I know!
James
can dance
dance
can dance better
Find the Verb or Verb Phrase in the following sentence:
I will not be attending that meeting later.
attending
will not be attending
will be attending
meeting
Find the Verb or Verb Phrase in the following sentence:
The train should be coming around the corner any minute.
should be
should be coming
be
The train
A single lightning bolt (is, are) capable of doing a great deal of damage.
is
are
Commercial jets (is, are) seldom hit by lightning.
is
are
The family (is, are) going on vacation.
is
are
The audience (is, are) returning to their cars.
is
are
The family (is, are) going their own separate ways.
is
are
The flock (is, are) headed on its northern course.
is
are
The crew (is, are) cleaning up after the big game.
is
are
The team (is, are) getting on the bus after its heart breaking loss.
is
are
The staff (was, were) happy about their bonuses.
was
were
The class (has, have) brought their pets to show and tell.
has
have
