Image Grammar Quiz

Mosquitoes completely filled the air above us, hovering there, skinny, black, and silent.

Winston Smith, chin nuzzling into his breast , slipped quickly through the glass doors.

How does the use of image grammar techniques help your writing?

He flung himself against the door and heaved it to; then he wedged it with broken sword-blades.

This technique simply moves adjectives to follow the nouns they describe.

The hangman, a grey-haired convict in a white uniform , was waiting beside his machine.

What is at work in the following: Breathing a final sigh of relief, Joe left the office.

What is at work here? The team, sifting through their bags , waited for the coach.

What is at work in the following: The table, wide and shabby, sat in the corner of the room.

What technique is being used in the following:  Bill, a man of his word, followed through.

What is at work here? The bird, its wings spreading, leaped off the branch and into flight.

The dragon hissed, spitting jets of green poison that smoked on the mossy ground.

This technique uses a verb as an adjective to describe a noun.

This technique uses a noun and a participle to describe a noun in a sentence.

This technique uses a noun as an adjective to describe another noun.