GrammarFlip 2.01-2.32

2.07 Find and correct the comma error: Many, tall students tried out for the football team

2.28 Independent or Dependent Clause? I like to plant vegetables even though deer like to eat them.

2.07 Find and correct the comma error: The bakery is known for their chewy sweet cookies.

2.31 Find the independent clause: Her dog sat patiently under the table while she ate at the cafe.

2.26 Is this group of words and independent clause? Before we go to the movie theater.

2.30 Correctly place the missing semicolon: It's finally warm outside let's go on a beach trip!

2.16 Find the direct object(s): Justus plays piano and saxophone beautifully in the jazz band.

2.13 Find the subject: There is no reason to panic over a little papercut like that.

2.03 Find the subject: Did Sandy find Viola's purse?

2.17 Find the indirect object(s): My boss sent his wife flowers for their anniversary.

2.18 Predicate Noun, Adjective, or Pronoun? That movie was so boring.

2.10 Possesive Adjective or Pronoun? That orange pencil is mine.

2.32 Is the clause puncuated correctly or incorrectly? I studied all night, because I need an A.

2.22 Noun Phrase, Verb Phrase, or Prepositional Phrase? a very spicy chili pepper

2.09 Demonstrative Adjective or Demonstrative Pronoun? May I borrow that pencil?

2.05 Action or Linking Verb Phrase? Billie could be looking for her lost dog.

2.21 Possessive Pronoun or Adjective? Her 400-pound pumpkin won first place at the state fair!

2.04 Action Verb or Linking Verb? Kim smelled the roses in the vase.

2.29 Simple or Compound Sentence? Krista has a vegetable garden, so her cooking always tastes fresh.

2.24 Essential or Non-Essential Element? The author George Orwell wrote Animal Farm in 1984.

2.02 Active or Passive Voice? The author published three bestselling novels last year.

2.02 Active or Passive Voice? The football was caught by the receiver.

2.01 Find the correlative conjunction: Riley will buy either grapes or melon for the fruit salad.

2.26 Is this group of words an Independent Clause? She bought rain boots.

2.18 Predicate Noun, Adjective, or Pronoun? The president of the company is she.

2.23 Find the appositive phrase: Dr. Cooney, my family's physician, diagnosed me with the flu.

2.28 Independent or Dependent Clause? He has very pale skin, so he needs to use a lot of sunscreen.

2.20 Is the pronoun used correctly or incorrectly? Gordon picked Mary her up from the airport.

2.06 Find the verb phrase: Megan was not eagerly working on her essay.

2.15 Transitive or Intransitive Verb? The orchastra performed one of Mozart's symphonies last night.

2.09 Demonstrative Adjective or Demonstrative Pronoun? That must be Heidi's older brother.

2.11 Find the adverb modifying an adjective: Byron was an incredibly talented actor in school plays.

2.08 Find the nouns functioning as an adjective: A new brick house was built down the street.

2.10 Possesive Adjective or Pronoun? Emily and Cory only took 20 minutes to finish their tests.

2.25 Phrase or Clause? the meticulously kept agenda

2.05 Action or Linking Verb Phrase? Bethany was being calm around the toddlers.

2.19 Is the pronoun used correctly or incorrectly? After practice Virgil and me walk home together.

2.29 Simple or Compund Sentence? Nora and Steve are bringing sodas, cups, and ice to the party.

Which sentence uses punctuation and quotation marks correctly?

2.22 Noun Phrase, Verb Phrase, or Prepositional Phrase? inside the kitchen cabinet

2.19 Is the pronoun used correctly or incorrectly? Meagan and I ordered Chinese food for game night.

2.21 Possessive Pronoun or Adjective? The house with the big oak tree in the front yard is mine.

2.24 Essential or Non-Essential Element? Ms. Morris, my geography teacher, makes the hardest tests.

2.15 The dog excitedly jumped into the swimming pool.

2.27 Find the subordinating conjunction: Unless you admit you broke the vase, I'm telling Mom!

2.32 Is the clause punctuated correctly or incorrectly? Whenever it's about to rain, my head hurts

2.12 Find the adverb modifying an adverb: I most certainly passed my vocabulary test last week.

2.16 Find the direct object(s): The detective interrogated the robbery suspect about the crime.

2.13 Find the subject: There must be a decent Chinese restaurant around here somewhere.

2.18 Predicate Noun, Adjective, or Pronouns? These adorable twin babies are my nieces.

2.22 Noun Phrase, Verb Phrase, or Prepositional Phrase? was cooking

2.20 Is the pronoun used correctly or incorrectly? Those vanilla cupcakes were made by Jackie and me.

2.25 Phrase or Clause? before I get on the school bus

2.17 Find the indirect object(s): Mrs. Mercer gave the babysitter a list of emergency phone numbers.