*GRAMMAR 4.6 PRACTICE (B)
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40 questions
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Simple Subject: Passengers aboard the ship receive a complimentary gift.
Simple Subject: Passengers aboard the ship receive a complimentary gift.
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Simple Predicate: Passengers aboard the ship receive a complimentary gift. (1)
Simple Predicate: Passengers aboard the ship receive a complimentary gift. (1)
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Simple Subject: The kind of decorations at the party will depend on the children.
Simple Subject: The kind of decorations at the party will depend on the children.
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Simple Predicate: The kind of decorations at the party will depend on the children. (2)
Simple Predicate: The kind of decorations at the party will depend on the children. (2)
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Simple Subject: Fifty children on the field trip packed lunches.
Simple Subject: Fifty children on the field trip packed lunches.
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Simple Predicate: Fifty children on the field trip packed lunches. (1)
Simple Predicate: Fifty children on the field trip packed lunches. (1)
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Simple Subject: A few of the boys will be participating in the sports’ marathon.
Simple Subject: A few of the boys will be participating in the sports’ marathon.
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Simple Predicate: A few of the boys will be participating in the sports’ marathon. (3)
Simple Predicate: A few of the boys will be participating in the sports’ marathon. (3)
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Simple Subject: One of the committee members for the dance has booked the band.
Simple Subject: One of the committee members for the dance has booked the band.
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Simple Predicate: One of the committee members for the dance has booked the band. (2)
Simple Predicate: One of the committee members for the dance has booked the band. (2)
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Simple Subject: The class period after science puts me to sleep.
Simple Subject: The class period after science puts me to sleep.
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Simple Predicate: The class period after science puts me to sleep. (1)
Simple Predicate: The class period after science puts me to sleep. (1)
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Simple Subject: Does the girl from Africa own a goat?
Simple Subject: Does the girl from Africa own a goat?
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Simple Predicate: Does the girl from Africa own a goat? (2)
Simple Predicate: Does the girl from Africa own a goat? (2)
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Simple Subject: A toy on the table is made of wood.
Simple Subject: A toy on the table is made of wood.
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Simple Predicate: A toy on the table is made of wood. (1)
Simple Predicate: A toy on the table is made of wood. (1)
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Simple Subject: The umbrella with the polka dots was abandoned outside.
Simple Subject: The umbrella with the polka dots was abandoned outside.
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Simple Predicate: The umbrella with the polka dots was abandoned outside. (2)
Simple Predicate: The umbrella with the polka dots was abandoned outside. (2)
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Simple Subject: The flower in the vase is a sunflower.
Simple Subject: The flower in the vase is a sunflower.
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Simple Predicate: The flower in the vase is a sunflower. (1)
Simple Predicate: The flower in the vase is a sunflower. (1)
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Simple Subject: Did two of you break the glass vase?
Simple Subject: Did two of you break the glass vase?
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Simple Predicate: Did two of you break the glass vase? (2)
Simple Predicate: Did two of you break the glass vase? (2)
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Simple Subject: A black cat with white paws was adopted yesterday.
Simple Subject: A black cat with white paws was adopted yesterday.
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Simple Predicate: A black cat with white paws was adopted yesterday. (2)
Simple Predicate: A black cat with white paws was adopted yesterday. (2)
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Simple Subject: Ava at the office brought treats in for everyone.
Simple Subject: Ava at the office brought treats in for everyone.
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Simple Predicate: Ava at the office brought treats in for everyone. (1)
Simple Predicate: Ava at the office brought treats in for everyone. (1)
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Simple Subject: The boat with a blue sail is sitting in the harbor.
Simple Subject: The boat with a blue sail is sitting in the harbor.
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Simple Predicate: The boat with a blue sail is sitting in the harbor. (2)
Simple Predicate: The boat with a blue sail is sitting in the harbor. (2)
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Simple Subject: Can the broom behind you sweep the floor?
Simple Subject: Can the broom behind you sweep the floor?
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Simple Predicate: Can the broom behind you sweep the floor? (2)
Simple Predicate: Can the broom behind you sweep the floor? (2)
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Simple Subject: The store at the corner sells sandwiches.
Simple Subject: The store at the corner sells sandwiches.
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Simple Predicate: The store at the corner sells sandwiches. (1)
Simple Predicate: The store at the corner sells sandwiches. (1)
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Simple Subject: The flowers along the aisle were smooth.
Simple Subject: The flowers along the aisle were smooth.
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Simple Predicate: The flowers along the aisle were smooth. (1)
Simple Predicate: The flowers along the aisle were smooth. (1)
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Simple Subject: The grandparents across the street have white hair.
Simple Subject: The grandparents across the street have white hair.
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Simple Predicate: The grandparents across the street have white hair. (1)
Simple Predicate: The grandparents across the street have white hair. (1)
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Simple Subject: The vegetables in the refrigerator were moldy.
Simple Subject: The vegetables in the refrigerator were moldy.
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Simple Predicate: The vegetables in the refrigerator were moldy. (1)
Simple Predicate: The vegetables in the refrigerator were moldy. (1)
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Simple Subject: Does the cabin by the river have electricity?
Simple Subject: Does the cabin by the river have electricity?
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Simple Predicate: Does the cabin by the river have electricity? (2)
Simple Predicate: Does the cabin by the river have electricity? (2)