WorksheetsFinal Phrases Practice
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 43mins
Altamont Pass, an area of grassy hills surrounding San Francisco Bay, is producing a new cash crop.
participle
prepositional
gerund
appositive
Altamont Pass, an area of grass hills surrounding San Francisco Bay, is producing a new cash crop.
pariciple
gerund
appositive
prepositional
Energy entrepreneurs are hurrying to lease winds rights on acreage throughout the Altamont.
participle
gerund
infinitve
appositive
Energy entrepreneurs are hurrying to lease winds rights on acreage throughout the Altamont.
participle
prepositional
gerund
infinitive
One rancher owns several hundred acres dotted with tall, white wind machines.
gerund
appositive
participle
prepositional
Standing in rows on the wind-swept hills, these machines work almost nonstop at producing electricity.
participle
gerund
appositive
prepositional
Standing in rows on the wind-swept hills, these machines work almost nonstop at producing electricity.
prepositional
gerund
participle
appositive
With any luck, the wind-power industry may soon spread to other parts of the country.
prep/prep
prep/infin
infin/prep
prep/gerund
The temperature differences between the cool coast and the hot valley can create air surges funneling inland through natural gaps like the Altamont.
participle
gerund
prepositional
appositive
The temperature differences between the cool coast and the hot valley can create air surges funneling inland through natural gaps like the Altamont.
participle
gerund
prep.
appositive
I plan to stay at the hotel.
infinitive phrase
prepositional phrase
appositive phrase
participial phrase
He studied the notes provided by the teacher.
gerund phrase
participial phrase
appositive phrase
infinitive phrase
I wasn't sure how to get to the restaurant.
prepositional phrase
participial phrase
gerund phrase
appositive phrase
infinitive phrase
Mrs. Faulkner, tired and hungry, couldn't wait to go home and eat a burrito.
prepositional phrase
participial phrase
gerund phrase
appositive phrase
infinitive phrase
Reading the directions, Paul was able to repair the DVD player.
prepositional phrase
participial phrase
gerund phrase
appositive phrase
infinitive phrase
Running long distance is a great activity if you want to stay in shape.
prepositional phrase
participial phrase
gerund phrase
appositive phrase
infinitive phrase
Did Bill go to the meeting without his briefcase?
infinitive phrase
appositive phrase
gerund phrase
prepositional phrase
participial phrase
Before reaching the summit, the climbers quit.
infinitive phrase
appositive phrase
gerund phrase
prepositional phrase
participial phrase
David decided to close the back door before a raccoon sneaked in
infinitive phrase
appositive phrase
gerund phrase
prepositional phrase
participial phrase
The team hopes that practicing a new offense this week will improve its chances of winning.
infinitive phrase
appositive phrase
gerund phrase
prepositional phrase
participial phrase
The bull that charged the car on the road has hurt people before.
infinitive phrase
appositive phrase
gerund phrase
prepositional phrase
participial phrase
The student, bored by the lecture, drew pictures in her notebook.
infinitive phrase
appositive phrase
gerund phrase
prepositional phrase
participial phrase
Before the race, the sprinter put a lucky penny in his sock.
infinitive phrase
appositive phrase
gerund phrase
prepositional phrase
participial phrase
His dog, a miniature schnauzer, chases away any birds or squirrels that come into the yard.
infinitive phrase
appositive phrase
gerund phrase
prepositional phrase
participial phrase
After making a hole in one, Ed decided he should quit golfing.
infinitive phrase
appositive phrase
gerund phrase
prepositional phrase
participial phrase
Will has not wanted to play his saxophone since the last recital.
infinitive phrase
appositive phrase
gerund phrase
prepositional phrase
participial phrase
The coffee tasted like mud mixed with motor oil.
infinitive phrase
appositive phrase
gerund phrase
prepositional phrase
participial phrase
Driven by her need to be perfect, Audrey always did well in her classes.
infinitive phrase
appositive phrase
gerund phrase
prepositional phrase
participial phrase
What is a key characteristic of a gerund phrase?
It acts as an adverb
It serves as a noun
It modifies a verb
It expresses a condition
What function does an Appositive Phrase serve?
Action or state of being
Subject, complement, or object of preposition
Clarifies reference or gives extra details
Provides information about time, place, cause, manners
What is the form of an Infinitive Phrase?
Noun + any modifiers
Main verb + helping verb
Preposition + modifier + object
To + Verb
What is the form of a verb used in a gerund phrase?
-ed form of verb
-ing form of verb
Infinitive form of verb
Past participle form of verb
What is the function of modifiers in a participial phrase?
To serve as the main verb
To provide additional information
To act as the subject
To express a condition
Which phrase type uses the -ing form of a verb?
Absolute Phrase
Gerund Phrase
Infinitive Phrase
Prepositional Phrase
What is the role of a participial phrase in a sentence?
To act as a noun
To modify a noun
To serve as the main verb
To express a complete thought
Identify the type of phrase in the following sentence: "To win the championship was his ultimate goal."
Prepositional phrase
Infinitive phrase
Absolute phrase
Participial phrase
Which of the following sentences contains a gerund phrase?
Running through the park is my favorite activity.
The book on the table is mine.
To swim in the ocean is thrilling.
The car, a red convertible, sped past us.
Which of the following sentences contains a participial phrase?
The book on the shelf is mine.
The dog barking at the stranger was fierce.
To dance gracefully is her passion.
The sun having set, we left the beach.
George, the kid with the blue hat, is my favorite student.
Gerund
Appositive
Infinitive
Participle
Everyone helping around the house is crucial to a functioning family.
Gerund
Preposition
Infinitive
Participle
Wearing a Halloween costume is so cool.
Participle
Gerund
Appositive
Infinitive
Maria promised to teach me a new dance.
What kind of phrase is used aboe?
participial
infinitive
gerund
appositive
Manuel watched the beautiful clouds floating by in the
sky.
What type of phrase is in the sentence above.
pariticipial
infinitive
gerund
appositive
The box, a wooden casket, was lowered into the ground.
What kind of phrase appears in the sentence above?
participial
infinitive
gerund
appositive
Do you know how to play chess?
What type of phrase is used in the sentence above?
pariticipial
infinitive
gerund
appositive
Getting the ball into the end zone is his specialty.
What kind of verb is used in the sentence above?
Action
Linking
Helping
Getting the ball into the end zone is his specialty.
What kind of phrase is used in the sentence above?
pariticipial
infinitive
gerund
appositive
After cleaning the kitchen, he cleaned the bathroom.
What kind of verb is used in the sentence above?
Action
Linking
Helping
Margie denied taking the necklace.
What kid of phrase is used in the sentence above?
participial
infinitive
gerund
appositive
Barry attracted her attention by whistling at her.
What kind of verb is used in the sentence above?
Action
Linking
Helping
