WorksheetsSentence structure functions - Group 2
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 2mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
1.How many words are there in the verb phrase in the following sentence? “Mark will have sung his song before dinner.”
a)
A.1
b)
B.2
c)
C.3
2.
2.The relationship between head and complement is a one-way dependency.
a)
A.True
b)
B.False
3.
3.Identify the subjects of the sentence: “Some nasty accident could have occurred.”
a)
A.Some
b)
B.Some nasty accident
c)
C. Nasty accident
4.
4.Identify the predicate of the sentence: “Elizabeth and Leicester are rowing on the river.”
a)
A. on the river.
b)
B.Elizabeth and Leicester
c)
C.are rowing on the river.
5.
5.Identify the subject and the predicate in the sentence: “The clown in the make-up room doesn’t want to perform.”
a)
A. Subject: The clown ; Predicate: in the make-up room doesn’t want to perform.
b)
B. Subject: The clown in the make-up room ; Predicate: doesn’t want to perform.
c)
C. Subject: The clown ; Predicate: doesn’t want to perform in the make-up room.
d)
D. Subject: The clown in the make-up room ; Predicate: want to perform.
6.
6.Select the appropriate option to complete the following sentence: A complement is an element that is _______ to complete the meaning of the head, while a modifier provides _______ information.
a)
A. Limited / Unlimited
b)
B. Optional / Necessary
c)
C. Important / Unnecessary
d)
D. Necessary / Optional
7.
7.In the phrase "incredibly fast car," the word "car" is the head, and the whole phrase "incredibly fast" is the modifier.
a)
A. True
b)
B. False
8.
8. Select the head noun in the noun phrase in the sentence: “Deliberately raising your arm is illegal”
a)
A. Deliberately
b)
B. raising
c)
C. your
d)
D. arm
e)
E. is
9.
9. In the phrase "The big red ball", which word is the head?
a)
A.Big
b)
B.Red
c)
C.Ball
10.
10.If we remove the modifier “extremely” from the phrase “three extremely interesting books,” what will be the result?
a)
A. The phrase still makes sense and is grammatically correct.
b)
B. The phrase loses its meaning but is still grammatically correct.
c)
C. The phrase becomes ungrammatical.
d)
D. The phrase does not change at all.
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