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Nitz's Second Grammar Review
Nitz's Second Grammar Review
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1
Coney Island developed three parks within its borders.
Verb?
within
borders
developed
2
Historians give Walt Disney credit for the idea of the theme park
. Direct object?
idea
Walt Disney
theme park
credit
3
Opryland, U.S.A., in Nashville is a famous center for country music.
pred. nominative?
music
Nashville
center
famous
4
Originally it was a place only for relaxation.
PN?
place
relaxation
it
5
Park directors soon gave these parks games and rides.
Adverb?
games
rides
soon
gave
6
Historians give Walt Disney credit for the idea of the theme park
. Indirect object
Walt Disney
credit
idea
Historians
7
It was fun for people of all ages.
Prep. phrases?
1
there are none
3
2
8
Soon cities across the country built new parks.
Direct Object?
country
parks
cities
soon
9
Steeplechase Park was the most popular of all.
Predicate nominative
all
most
popular
was
10
Disneyland was instantly famous and successful
. Predicate adjectives
instantly
famous/successful
successful
famous
11
The introduction of the theme park gave directors of these parks new ideas. Prep. Phrase
of the theme park
of the theme park & of these parks
new ideas
of these parks
12
Hundreds of amusement parks across the country give visitors hours and hours of fun. IO?
hours
visitors
country
parks
13
The theme park Six Flags over Texas emphasized the history of Texas.
Proper nouns?
2
4
there are none
3
14
Around 1860, Coney Island became the biggest attraction in New York City.
proper nouns?
1
2
3
there are none
15
Another park, Kings Dominion in Virginia includes copies of buildings from foreign countries.
PP
2
1
there are none
3
16
Other cities were anxious for parks of their own.
verb?
anxious
for parks
were anxious
were
17
Hundreds of amusement parks across the country give visitors hours and hours of fun.
DO?
hours
parks
hours/hours
fun
18
Disneyland was instantly famous and successful.
Adverb
famous
successful
instantly
was
19
Disneyland in California was the first park of its kind in the United States.
Prop. nouns
1
there are none
4
3
20
The amusement park had its start in France during the eighteenth century.
What is the DO?
eighteenth century
its
start
France