What is the subject? Just do it!

"You" is the subject, even though it's invisible.

Combine most efficiently: The wind was howling. The wind was strong. It blew the tree over.

The strong, howling wind blew the tree over.

Which sentence has no regular adjective (excluding articles)?

The fox caught a squirrel beneath the tree.

Which of these is a declarative sentence?

All of the sentences are declarative.

Which sentence is an interrogative sentence?

The question sentence itself, or course.

Which sentence is an interclarative sentence?

Ha! None of them, I made that up!

Which sentence has no homophone errors?

They're putting their boat in the water over there.

Which sentence has no errors?

The Seiberlings were an important Akron family.

Which sentence has no errors?

Where were you when we were looking for you?

Which of the sentences below is worded most efficiently?

Sentence # 1 gives us all the necessary info most smoothly.

Proofread! Which sentence is error-free?

The garden is quite a quiet place.

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1
What is the subject? Just do it!
Why are all these questions impossible?
"You" is the subject, even though it's invisible.
This is too hard.
There is no subject.
2
Combine most efficiently: The wind was howling. The wind was strong. It blew the tree over.
Just cut the tree up for firewood. No big deal.
The wind blew the howling tree over. Strongly.
Howling, the wind blew the tree over strongly.
The strong, howling wind blew the tree over.
3
What are the subject and verb of this sentence: Hey, cut that out right now!
Hey, cut
Now, that
You, cut
Cut what out right now?
4
In which sentence is the adverb "shyly" placed correctly?
All are correct.
The little girl shyly read her poem aloud.
Shyly, the little girl read her poem aloud.
The little girl read her poem aloud shyly.
5
What's the subject of this sentence? After school Sue and her friends ate a snack.
school; snack
Sue; friends
school; snack
Sue; snack
6
Which sentence has no regular adjective (excluding articles)?
Have a wonderful time this summer!
The fox caught a squirrel beneath the tree.
Students studied for the difficult math test.
Students spent quality time on their Stan Hywet projects.
7
Which of these is a declarative sentence?
We put the cake pan in the over.
All of the sentences are declarative.
The oven door burst open, the huge cake filling the room.
The cake began to rise, expanding over the top of the pan.
8
Which sentence is an interrogative sentence?
The question sentence itself, or course.
I am not sure.
This question is too hard!
Go figure.
9
Which sentence is an interclarative sentence?
What is that anyhow?
We'll never know, will we?
Hey!
Ha! None of them, I made that up!
10
Which sentence has no homophone errors?
Witch which new the knew spell?
Who's desert is this dish of ice cream?
They're putting their boat in the water over there.
We are aloud to read allowed if we want too.
11
Which sentence has no errors?
Stan Hywet is a estate with a huge manor house.
The Seiberlings were an important Akron family.
Its a house who's rooms are grandly furnished.
It's a place were visitors can see lovely gardens.
12
Which sentence has no errors?
Were tired of trying to find where you where.
Were you where you where supposed to be?
Where were you when we were looking for you?
We're where we were supposed to be but you where not there.
13
Which of the sentences below is worded most efficiently?
Sentence # 1 gives us all the necessary info most smoothly.
The cat sat. It sat on a mat. It was fat. The mat was flat.
The mat was flat because the cat sat on it.
The fat cat sat on the flat mat.
14
Proofread! Which sentence is error-free?
Who nows why that site can't be sighted in the work cited?
The garden is quite a quiet place.
The teacher could not quite the class down.
Marshella was in pane from the broke pain of glass.
15
Which sentence is an imperative sentence?
Don't even go there.
Please choose #1, #2 and #3.
Take a hike, Mike!
Is this not the silliest game ever?

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