#GRAMMAR 13.6 REDO

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50 questions

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#GRAMMAR 13.6 REDO

Last updated over 2 years ago

50 questions

DID YOU IMPROVE FROM THE FIRST TIME?
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PART 1 of 1
DIRECTIONS:
1. Identify the adverb clause or antithetical phrase 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 SEVENTEEN of the sentences, insert commas wherever necessary. (17 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. EIGHT of the sentences are correct. For those sentences, write none in the box. (8 points)

Sentence #1: The decision whether you agree with it or not will become the official policy of the government.

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Adverb Clause/Antithetical Phrase: The decision whether you agree with it or not will become the official policy of the government. (7)

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Rewritten: The decision whether you agree with it or not will become the official policy of the government.

Sentence #2: The new Chinese restaurant on Third Street although not expensive was delightful.		

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Adverb Clause/Antithetical Phrase: The new Chinese restaurant on Third Street although not expensive was delightful. (3)

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Rewritten: The new Chinese restaurant on Third Street although not expensive was delightful.

Sentence #3: Although they had difficulty with the weather the mountain climbers vowed to push on.	

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Adverb Clause/Antithetical Phrase: Although they had difficulty with the weather the mountain climbers vowed to push on. (7)

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Rewritten: Although they had difficulty with the weather the mountain climbers vowed to push on.

Sentence #4: A goat as opposed to a sheep usually prefers to browse or eat leaves from bushes and trees.			

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Adverb Clause/Antithetical Phrase: A goat as opposed to a sheep usually prefers to browse or eat leaves from bushes and trees. (5)

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Rewritten: A goat as opposed to a sheep usually prefers to browse or eat leaves from bushes and trees.

Sentence #5: Arrange the bedroom furniture where it looks best.	

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Adverb Clause/Antithetical Phrase: Arrange the bedroom furniture where it looks best. (4)

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Rewritten: Arrange the bedroom furniture where it looks best.

Sentence #6: If you haven’t seen the first movie in the series the second one won’t make much sense.	

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Adverb Clause/Antithetical Phrase: If you haven’t seen the first movie in the series the second one won’t make much sense. (10)

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Rewritten: If you haven’t seen the first movie in the series the second one won’t make much sense.

Sentence #7: I’m going to paint the walls blue unless you’d rather paint them a different color.	

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Adverb Clause/Antithetical Phrase: I’m going to paint the walls blue unless you’d rather paint them a different color. (8)

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Rewritten: I’m going to paint the walls blue unless you’d rather paint them a different color.

Sentence #8: My parents will pick us up from school today rather than risk our walking home in the rain.		

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Adverb Clause/Antithetical Phrase: My parents will pick us up from school today rather than risk our walking home in the rain. (9)

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Rewritten: My parents will pick us up from school today rather than risk our walking home in the rain.

Sentence #9: Because they had been given too much sugar the kindergartners rolled around on the floor giggling.

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Adverb Clause/Antithetical Phrase: Because they had been given too much sugar the kindergartners rolled around on the floor giggling. (8)

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Rewritten: Because they had been given too much sugar the kindergartners rolled around on the floor giggling.

Sentence #10: When we finish this project we will start yours.	

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Adverb Clause/Antithetical Phrase: When we finish this project we will start yours. (5)

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Rewritten: When we finish this project we will start yours.

Sentence #11: Although Cory already has a dress for the party she is going to go to the mall to look for another one.		

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Adverb Clause/Antithetical Phrase: Although Cory already has a dress for the party she is going to go to the mall to look for another one. (9)

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Rewritten: Although Cory already has a dress for the party she is going to go to the mall to look for another one.

Sentence #12: Your grade was better than my grade was.	

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Adverb Clause/Antithetical Phrase: Your grade was better than my grade was. (4)

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Rewritten: Your grade was better than my grade was.

Sentence #13: Red pandas since they are wild animals do not make good pets.	

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Adverb Clause/Antithetical Phrase: Red pandas since they are wild animals do not make good pets. (5)

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Rewritten: Red pandas since they are wild animals do not make good pets.

Sentence #14: That book once published should make a bestseller.	

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Adverb Clause/Antithetical Phrase: That book once published should make a bestseller. (2)

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Rewritten: That book once published should make a bestseller.

Sentence #15: We will visit the ruins of Herculaneum after we visit the ruins of Pompeii.	

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Adverb Clause/Antithetical Phrase: We will visit the ruins of Herculaneum after we visit the ruins of Pompeii. (7)

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Rewritten: We will visit the ruins of Herculaneum after we visit the ruins of Pompeii.

Sentence #16: That party lasted later than I was able to stay awake.	

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Adverb Clause/Antithetical Phrase: That party lasted later than I was able to stay awake. (7)

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Rewritten: That party lasted later than I was able to stay awake.

Sentence #17: We decided to camp out in the living room because there are too many mosquitoes outside.			

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Adverb Clause/Antithetical Phrase: We decided to camp out in the living room because there are too many mosquitoes outside. (7)

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Rewritten: We decided to camp out in the living room because there are too many mosquitoes outside.

Sentence #18: So that the race would be fair we gave the littlest children a head start.	

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Adverb Clause/Antithetical Phrase: So that the race would be fair we gave the littlest children a head start. (7)

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Rewritten: So that the race would be fair we gave the littlest children a head start.

Sentence #19: Whether you believe me or not I am telling the truth.	

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Adverb Clause/Antithetical Phrase: Whether you believe me or not I am telling the truth. (6)

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Rewritten: Whether you believe me or not I am telling the truth.

Sentence #20: We will start the meeting once everyone has arrived.	

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Adverb Clause/Antithetical Phrase: We will start the meeting once everyone has arrived. (4)

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Rewritten: We will start the meeting once everyone has arrived.

Sentence #21: Basketball unlike football can be played year-round.	

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Adverb Clause/Antithetical Phrase: Basketball unlike football can be played year-round. (2)

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Rewritten: Basketball unlike football can be played year-round.

Sentence #22: Fernando not Enrique enjoys hand-drawing and painting maps.

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Adverb Clause/Antithetical Phrase: Fernando not Enrique enjoys hand-drawing and painting maps. (2)

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Rewritten: Fernando not Enrique enjoys hand-drawing and painting maps.

Sentence #23: Before we start cooking we need to make sure we have all the right ingredients.

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Adverb Clause/Antithetical Phrase: Before we start cooking we need to make sure we have all the right ingredients. (4)

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Rewritten: Before we start cooking we need to make sure we have all the right ingredients.

Sentence #24: Because the famous actress would be arriving soon the fans crowded around the stage door.	

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Adverb Clause/Antithetical Phrase: Because the famous actress would be arriving soon the fans crowded around the stage door. (8)

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Rewritten: Because the famous actress would be arriving soon the fans crowded around the stage door.

Sentence #25: The ending of this movie unless you have already read the book will surprise you. 

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Adverb Clause/Antithetical Phrase: The ending of this movie unless you have already read the book will surprise you. (7)

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#GRAMMAR 13.6 REDO

#GRAMMAR 13.6 REDO

DID YOU IMPROVE FROM THE FIRST TIME?

PART 1 of 1

Adverb Clause/Antithetical Phrase: The decision whether you agree with it or not will become the official policy of the government. (7)

Rewritten: The decision whether you agree with it or not will become the official policy of the government.

Adverb Clause/Antithetical Phrase: The new Chinese restaurant on Third Street although not expensive was delightful. (3)

Rewritten: The new Chinese restaurant on Third Street although not expensive was delightful.

Adverb Clause/Antithetical Phrase: Although they had difficulty with the weather the mountain climbers vowed to push on. (7)

Rewritten: Although they had difficulty with the weather the mountain climbers vowed to push on.

Adverb Clause/Antithetical Phrase: A goat as opposed to a sheep usually prefers to browse or eat leaves from bushes and trees. (5)

Rewritten: A goat as opposed to a sheep usually prefers to browse or eat leaves from bushes and trees.

Adverb Clause/Antithetical Phrase: Arrange the bedroom furniture where it looks best. (4)

Rewritten: Arrange the bedroom furniture where it looks best.

Adverb Clause/Antithetical Phrase: If you haven’t seen the first movie in the series the second one won’t make much sense. (10)

Rewritten: If you haven’t seen the first movie in the series the second one won’t make much sense.

Adverb Clause/Antithetical Phrase: I’m going to paint the walls blue unless you’d rather paint them a different color. (8)

Rewritten: I’m going to paint the walls blue unless you’d rather paint them a different color.

Adverb Clause/Antithetical Phrase: My parents will pick us up from school today rather than risk our walking home in the rain. (9)

Rewritten: My parents will pick us up from school today rather than risk our walking home in the rain.

Adverb Clause/Antithetical Phrase: Because they had been given too much sugar the kindergartners rolled around on the floor giggling. (8)

Rewritten: Because they had been given too much sugar the kindergartners rolled around on the floor giggling.

Adverb Clause/Antithetical Phrase: When we finish this project we will start yours. (5)

Rewritten: When we finish this project we will start yours.

Adverb Clause/Antithetical Phrase: Although Cory already has a dress for the party she is going to go to the mall to look for another one. (9)

Rewritten: Although Cory already has a dress for the party she is going to go to the mall to look for another one.

Adverb Clause/Antithetical Phrase: Your grade was better than my grade was. (4)

Rewritten: Your grade was better than my grade was.

Adverb Clause/Antithetical Phrase: Red pandas since they are wild animals do not make good pets. (5)

Rewritten: Red pandas since they are wild animals do not make good pets.

Adverb Clause/Antithetical Phrase: That book once published should make a bestseller. (2)

Rewritten: That book once published should make a bestseller.

Adverb Clause/Antithetical Phrase: We will visit the ruins of Herculaneum after we visit the ruins of Pompeii. (7)

Rewritten: We will visit the ruins of Herculaneum after we visit the ruins of Pompeii.

Adverb Clause/Antithetical Phrase: That party lasted later than I was able to stay awake. (7)

Rewritten: That party lasted later than I was able to stay awake.

Adverb Clause/Antithetical Phrase: We decided to camp out in the living room because there are too many mosquitoes outside. (7)

Rewritten: We decided to camp out in the living room because there are too many mosquitoes outside.

Adverb Clause/Antithetical Phrase: So that the race would be fair we gave the littlest children a head start. (7)

Rewritten: So that the race would be fair we gave the littlest children a head start.

Adverb Clause/Antithetical Phrase: Whether you believe me or not I am telling the truth. (6)

Rewritten: Whether you believe me or not I am telling the truth.

Adverb Clause/Antithetical Phrase: We will start the meeting once everyone has arrived. (4)

Rewritten: We will start the meeting once everyone has arrived.

Adverb Clause/Antithetical Phrase: Basketball unlike football can be played year-round. (2)

Rewritten: Basketball unlike football can be played year-round.

Adverb Clause/Antithetical Phrase: Fernando not Enrique enjoys hand-drawing and painting maps. (2)

Rewritten: Fernando not Enrique enjoys hand-drawing and painting maps.

Adverb Clause/Antithetical Phrase: Before we start cooking we need to make sure we have all the right ingredients. (4)

Rewritten: Before we start cooking we need to make sure we have all the right ingredients.

Adverb Clause/Antithetical Phrase: Because the famous actress would be arriving soon the fans crowded around the stage door. (8)

Rewritten: Because the famous actress would be arriving soon the fans crowded around the stage door.

Adverb Clause/Antithetical Phrase: The ending of this movie unless you have already read the book will surprise you. (7)

Rewritten: The ending of this movie unless you have already read the book will surprise you.

DID YOU IMPROVE FROM THE FIRST TIME?

PART 1 of 1

Adverb Clause/Antithetical Phrase: The decision whether you agree with it or not will become the official policy of the government. (7)

Rewritten: The decision whether you agree with it or not will become the official policy of the government.

Adverb Clause/Antithetical Phrase: The new Chinese restaurant on Third Street although not expensive was delightful. (3)

Rewritten: The new Chinese restaurant on Third Street although not expensive was delightful.

Adverb Clause/Antithetical Phrase: Although they had difficulty with the weather the mountain climbers vowed to push on. (7)

Rewritten: Although they had difficulty with the weather the mountain climbers vowed to push on.

Adverb Clause/Antithetical Phrase: A goat as opposed to a sheep usually prefers to browse or eat leaves from bushes and trees. (5)

Rewritten: A goat as opposed to a sheep usually prefers to browse or eat leaves from bushes and trees.

Adverb Clause/Antithetical Phrase: Arrange the bedroom furniture where it looks best. (4)

Rewritten: Arrange the bedroom furniture where it looks best.

Adverb Clause/Antithetical Phrase: If you haven’t seen the first movie in the series the second one won’t make much sense. (10)

Rewritten: If you haven’t seen the first movie in the series the second one won’t make much sense.

Adverb Clause/Antithetical Phrase: I’m going to paint the walls blue unless you’d rather paint them a different color. (8)

Rewritten: I’m going to paint the walls blue unless you’d rather paint them a different color.

Adverb Clause/Antithetical Phrase: My parents will pick us up from school today rather than risk our walking home in the rain. (9)

Rewritten: My parents will pick us up from school today rather than risk our walking home in the rain.

Adverb Clause/Antithetical Phrase: Because they had been given too much sugar the kindergartners rolled around on the floor giggling. (8)

Rewritten: Because they had been given too much sugar the kindergartners rolled around on the floor giggling.

Adverb Clause/Antithetical Phrase: When we finish this project we will start yours. (5)

Rewritten: When we finish this project we will start yours.

Adverb Clause/Antithetical Phrase: Although Cory already has a dress for the party she is going to go to the mall to look for another one. (9)

Rewritten: Although Cory already has a dress for the party she is going to go to the mall to look for another one.

Adverb Clause/Antithetical Phrase: Your grade was better than my grade was. (4)

Rewritten: Your grade was better than my grade was.