#GRAMMAR 13.4 PRACTICE (due date: Thursday, November 3)

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50 questions

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#GRAMMAR 13.4 PRACTICE (due date: Thursday, November 3)

Last updated over 2 years ago

50 questions

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REDO CODE: MDQK7N

PART 1 of 1
DIRECTIONS:
1. Identify the adjective clause in each sentence. (25 points)
          *Do not include any punctuation in your answer unless commas are used to separate items in a series.
          *Look at the number in parentheses to determine the exact number of words to put in the box.

2. In FOURTEEN of the sentences, insert commas wherever necessary. (14 points)
          *Copy and paste the entire sentence into the box and then add in the commas.
          *You may only add one or two commas to your answer.
          *Make sure to include the end mark in your answer. 

3. ELEVEN of the sentences are correct. For those sentences, write none in the box. (11 points)

Sentence #1: My rollerskates which I paid fifty dollars for are now too small for me.

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Adjective Clause: My rollerskates which I paid fifty dollars for are now too small for me. (6)

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Rewritten: My rollerskates which I paid fifty dollars for are now too small for me.

Sentence #2: The city that we visited on vacation was my father’s home town.

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Adjective Clause: The city that we visited on vacation was my father’s home town. (5)

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Rewritten: The city that we visited on vacation was my father’s home town.

Sentence #3: The kicker who missed the field goal was disappointed for days, unlike the other kicker.		

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Adjective Clause: The kicker who missed the field goal was disappointed for days, unlike the other kicker. (5)

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Rewritten: The kicker who missed the field goal was disappointed for days, unlike the other kicker.

Sentence #4: The call which was unexpected came on a Saturday night.	

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Adjective Clause: The call which was unexpected came on a Saturday night. (3)

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Rewritten: The call which was unexpected came on a Saturday night.

Sentence #5: The program that we were watching was interrupted.	

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Adjective Clause: The program that we were watching was interrupted. (4)

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Rewritten: The program that we were watching was interrupted.

Sentence #6: The house that we lived in for nine years has been sold.

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Adjective Clause: The house that we lived in for nine years has been sold. (7)

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Rewritten: The house that we lived in for nine years has been sold.

Sentence #7: The boy whose bike had been stolen cried loudly to the other boy.	

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Adjective Clause: The boy whose bike had been stolen cried loudly to the other boy. (5)

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Rewritten: The boy whose bike had been stolen cried loudly to the other boy.

Sentence #8: Food that is not stored properly will spoil.	

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Adjective Clause: Food that is not stored properly will spoil. (5)

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Rewritten: Food that is not stored properly will spoil.

Sentence #9: The camels roamed the desert where water was scarce.

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Adjective Clause: The camels roamed the desert where water was scarce. (4)

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Rewritten: The camels roamed the desert where water was scarce.

Sentence #10: Stephanie studied every night which helped her become a better student.	

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Adjective Clause: Stephanie studied every night which helped her become a better student. (7)

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Rewritten: Stephanie studied every night which helped her become a better student.

Sentence #11: Materials that are not recyclable go in the other bin.		

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Adjective Clause: Materials that are not recyclable go in the other bin. (4)

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Rewritten: Materials that are not recyclable go in the other bin.

Sentence #12: The piano which had been tuned recently sounded wonderful.	

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Adjective Clause: The piano which had been tuned recently sounded wonderful. (5)

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Rewritten: The piano which had been tuned recently sounded wonderful.

Sentence #13: The data that we gathered was of no use to us.	

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Adjective Clause: The data that we gathered was of no use to us. (3)

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Rewritten: The data that we gathered was of no use to us.

Sentence #14: The oil which was leaking everywhere caused quite a mess.	

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Adjective Clause: The oil which was leaking everywhere caused quite a mess. (4)

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Rewritten: The oil which was leaking everywhere caused quite a mess.

Sentence #15: My friend who goes to a different school came to visit me.	

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Adjective Clause: My friend who goes to a different school came to visit me. (6)

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Rewritten: My friend who goes to a different school came to visit me.

Sentence #16: Helen grew up during the fifties when times were much different.	

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Adjective Clause: Helen grew up during the fifties when times were much different. (5)

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Rewritten: Helen grew up during the fifties when times were much different.

Sentence #17: One thing that my father and I shared was a love of fishing.

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Adjective Clause: One thing that my father and I shared was a love of fishing. (6)

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Rewritten: One thing that my father and I shared was a love of fishing.

Sentence #18: The quarry which was not safe to swim in was being filled with dirt.	

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Adjective Clause: The quarry which was not safe to swim in was being filled with dirt. (7)

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Rewritten: The quarry which was not safe to swim in was being filled with dirt.

Sentence #19: Those flowers which have a strong scent make me sneeze.	

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Adjective Clause: Those flowers which have a strong scent make me sneeze. (5)

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Rewritten: Those flowers which have a strong scent make me sneeze.

Sentence #20: Dogwood trees which are very beautiful can be white or pink.	

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Adjective Clause: Dogwood trees which are very beautiful can be white or pink. (4)

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Rewritten: Dogwood trees which are very beautiful can be white or pink.

Sentence #21: Players who are always on time for practice set a good example for their teammates.	

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Adjective Clause: Players who are always on time for practice set a good example for their teammates. (7)

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Rewritten: Players who are always on time for practice set a good example for their teammates.

Sentence #22: The lake which looked so glassy yesterday had whitecaps today due to the high winds.

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Adjective Clause: The lake which looked so glassy yesterday had whitecaps today due to the high winds. (5)

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Rewritten: The lake which looked so glassy yesterday had whitecaps today due to the high winds.

Sentence #23: Vanessa goes to the gym on Main Street which provides daily aerobics classes.	

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Adjective Clause: Vanessa goes to the gym on Main Street which provides daily aerobics classes. (5)

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Rewritten: Vanessa goes to the gym on Main Street which provides daily aerobics classes.

Sentence #24: The sea air that surrounded us gave us a chill.	

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Adjective Clause: The sea air that surrounded us gave us a chill. (3)

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Rewritten: The sea air that surrounded us gave us a chill.

Sentence #25: Our first assignment which Yolanda finished was due on Tuesday.	

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Adjective Clause: Our first assignment which Yolanda finished was due on Tuesday. (3)

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#GRAMMAR 13.4 PRACTICE (due date: Thursday, November 3)

#GRAMMAR 13.4 PRACTICE (due date: Thursday, November 3)

NOT HAPPY WITH YOUR SCORE?

PART 1 of 1

Adjective Clause: My rollerskates which I paid fifty dollars for are now too small for me. (6)

Rewritten: My rollerskates which I paid fifty dollars for are now too small for me.

Adjective Clause: The city that we visited on vacation was my father’s home town. (5)

Rewritten: The city that we visited on vacation was my father’s home town.

Adjective Clause: The kicker who missed the field goal was disappointed for days, unlike the other kicker. (5)

Rewritten: The kicker who missed the field goal was disappointed for days, unlike the other kicker.

Adjective Clause: The call which was unexpected came on a Saturday night. (3)

Rewritten: The call which was unexpected came on a Saturday night.

Adjective Clause: The program that we were watching was interrupted. (4)

Rewritten: The program that we were watching was interrupted.

Adjective Clause: The house that we lived in for nine years has been sold. (7)

Rewritten: The house that we lived in for nine years has been sold.

Adjective Clause: The boy whose bike had been stolen cried loudly to the other boy. (5)

Rewritten: The boy whose bike had been stolen cried loudly to the other boy.

Adjective Clause: Food that is not stored properly will spoil. (5)

Rewritten: Food that is not stored properly will spoil.

Adjective Clause: The camels roamed the desert where water was scarce. (4)

Rewritten: The camels roamed the desert where water was scarce.

Adjective Clause: Stephanie studied every night which helped her become a better student. (7)

Rewritten: Stephanie studied every night which helped her become a better student.

Adjective Clause: Materials that are not recyclable go in the other bin. (4)

Rewritten: Materials that are not recyclable go in the other bin.

Adjective Clause: The piano which had been tuned recently sounded wonderful. (5)

Rewritten: The piano which had been tuned recently sounded wonderful.

Adjective Clause: The data that we gathered was of no use to us. (3)

Rewritten: The data that we gathered was of no use to us.

Adjective Clause: The oil which was leaking everywhere caused quite a mess. (4)

Rewritten: The oil which was leaking everywhere caused quite a mess.

Adjective Clause: My friend who goes to a different school came to visit me. (6)

Rewritten: My friend who goes to a different school came to visit me.

Adjective Clause: Helen grew up during the fifties when times were much different. (5)

Rewritten: Helen grew up during the fifties when times were much different.

Adjective Clause: One thing that my father and I shared was a love of fishing. (6)

Rewritten: One thing that my father and I shared was a love of fishing.

Adjective Clause: The quarry which was not safe to swim in was being filled with dirt. (7)

Rewritten: The quarry which was not safe to swim in was being filled with dirt.

Adjective Clause: Those flowers which have a strong scent make me sneeze. (5)

Rewritten: Those flowers which have a strong scent make me sneeze.

Adjective Clause: Dogwood trees which are very beautiful can be white or pink. (4)

Rewritten: Dogwood trees which are very beautiful can be white or pink.

Adjective Clause: Players who are always on time for practice set a good example for their teammates. (7)

Rewritten: Players who are always on time for practice set a good example for their teammates.

Adjective Clause: The lake which looked so glassy yesterday had whitecaps today due to the high winds. (5)

Rewritten: The lake which looked so glassy yesterday had whitecaps today due to the high winds.

Adjective Clause: Vanessa goes to the gym on Main Street which provides daily aerobics classes. (5)

Rewritten: Vanessa goes to the gym on Main Street which provides daily aerobics classes.

Adjective Clause: The sea air that surrounded us gave us a chill. (3)

Rewritten: The sea air that surrounded us gave us a chill.

Adjective Clause: Our first assignment which Yolanda finished was due on Tuesday. (3)

Rewritten: Our first assignment which Yolanda finished was due on Tuesday.

NOT HAPPY WITH YOUR SCORE?

PART 1 of 1

Adjective Clause: My rollerskates which I paid fifty dollars for are now too small for me. (6)

Rewritten: My rollerskates which I paid fifty dollars for are now too small for me.

Adjective Clause: The city that we visited on vacation was my father’s home town. (5)

Rewritten: The city that we visited on vacation was my father’s home town.

Adjective Clause: The kicker who missed the field goal was disappointed for days, unlike the other kicker. (5)

Rewritten: The kicker who missed the field goal was disappointed for days, unlike the other kicker.

Adjective Clause: The call which was unexpected came on a Saturday night. (3)

Rewritten: The call which was unexpected came on a Saturday night.

Adjective Clause: The program that we were watching was interrupted. (4)

Rewritten: The program that we were watching was interrupted.

Adjective Clause: The house that we lived in for nine years has been sold. (7)

Rewritten: The house that we lived in for nine years has been sold.

Adjective Clause: The boy whose bike had been stolen cried loudly to the other boy. (5)

Rewritten: The boy whose bike had been stolen cried loudly to the other boy.

Adjective Clause: Food that is not stored properly will spoil. (5)

Rewritten: Food that is not stored properly will spoil.

Adjective Clause: The camels roamed the desert where water was scarce. (4)

Rewritten: The camels roamed the desert where water was scarce.

Adjective Clause: Stephanie studied every night which helped her become a better student. (7)

Rewritten: Stephanie studied every night which helped her become a better student.

Adjective Clause: Materials that are not recyclable go in the other bin. (4)

Rewritten: Materials that are not recyclable go in the other bin.

Adjective Clause: The piano which had been tuned recently sounded wonderful. (5)

Rewritten: The piano which had been tuned recently sounded wonderful.