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Phrases, Clauses, and Sentences
Phrases, Clauses, and Sentences
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How well do you understand phrases, clauses, and sentences?
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We were going for a walk, it started to rain.
fragment
run on sentence
misplaced modifier
2
Someone
who worries before a test
may become overly tense.
subordinate clause
independent clause
3
Winter is on its way, and
I cannot wait for the snow
.
independent clause
subordinate clause
4
Find the subject: There are the porch were my books and jacket.
porch
There
were
books and jacket
5
To play the piano well requires practice.
infinitive phrase
appositive phrase
participial phrase
prepositional phrase
6
Beyond the snowcapped mountains.
sentence
fragment
7
His primary goal was to form his own band.
participial phrase
infinitive phrase
prepositional phrase
appositive phrase
8
When the torrential rain began.
sentence
fragment
9
A wonderful sense of humor and many friends.
sentence
fragment
10
The bell rang we sat down.
run on sentence
fragment
misplaced modifier
11
Going camping in our tent.
run on sentence
misplaced modifier
fragment
12
The stallions raced by in a flash.
sentence
fragment
13
Will you ask Mrs. Carson for help on the math problems, or can you do them yourself?
compound
compound-complex
complex
simple
14
Carlos, who is in my English class, moved here from Chicago.
complex
compound-complex
compound
simple
15
After I finished reading this book, I told my friend about it, and she read it, too.
compound
complex
compound-complex
simple
16
Quickly finished the ball game before the sun set.
sentence
fragment
17
The wind roared through the canyon.
declarative
interrogative
exclamatory
imperative
18
A lone holstein grazing in a field.
fragment
sentence
19
The marching band members in their flashing red uniforms.
fragment
sentence
20
When I visit my grandparents,
I like to look through their old photos.
independent clause
subordinate clause
21
That was certainly a surprise!
imperative
interrogative
exclamatory
declarative
22
The hitter appeared confident
as she stepped to the plate.
independent clause
subordinate clause
23
Norman Rockwell, a famous artist, painted magazine covers.
infinitive phrase
participial phrase
appositive phrase
prepositional phrase
24
Look at the newly built skyscraper.
sentence
fragment
25
The extremely exhausted student put down her pen.
infinitive phrase
prepositional phrase
participial phrase
appositive phrase
26
Please bring your notebooks and pens to class every day.
simple
compound-complex
complex
compound
27
I placed the sweater in the drawer with the fur collar.
misplaced modifier
fragment
run on sentence
28
The runner stumbled during the last lap.
infinitive phrase
appositive phrase
participial phrase
prepositional phrase
29
Have you seen my baseball cap?
declarative
imperative
interrogative
exclamatory
30
Willie watched.
fragment
sentence
31
We packed a picnic lunch and rode our bikes to the park.
compound-complex
simple
complex
compound
32
We stopped the car
because rain had flooded the highway
.
independent clause
subordinate clause
33
After the birthday party was over, the cleanup began.
sentence
fragment
34
Swimming in the bowl, we saw three goldfish.
run on sentence
misplaced modifier
fragment
35
Find the subject: Sandy ran well in the marathon.
well
Sandy
ran
marathon
