Unit 2 Review

(Prep Phrase) The meal also came with soda and dessert.

(Prep Phrase) The dinner of baked chicken was delicious!

The one with the big pockets costs a little more.

(Proper Adj) Frank, the Swiss watchmaker, loved his new home in Vienna.

(Adjective) We ate spicy crawfish.

(Proper Adj) The quartet from Dublin sang several Irish songs.

My friend Eliza Wolcott sat in the shade at our table.

(Adjective) Many students compete in the event.

(Pred Adj) This scratch may become worse.

(Pred Adj) Those fresh strawberries smell delicious.

(Obj of Prep) Although some of the dinosaurs were huge, others were small.

She jogs around the reservoir every morning.

(Adverb) Visitors to Williamsburg can truly imagine what life must have been like.

(Obj of Prep) The house across the street has green shutters.

One photograph on the next page shows an indoor mural that he painted.

(Adverb) Williamsburg was carefully built to resemble a small town from the past.

That mirror hung in the front hall.

(Adjective) I have a free ticket for the game.

(Prep Phrase) Aaron showed his collection to her.

(Prep) The man from Singapore was giving a speech.

(Proper Adj) Many Australian people are from England, Scotland, or Ireland.

(Pred Adj) Everyone felt ready for the test.

(Adverb) Nearby, a silversmith designs beautiful candlesticks, platters, and jewelry.

(Adverb) On one street a wigmaker slowly makes old-fashioned powdered wigs.

(Adjective) The hungry bear surprised the campers.

(Prep) The tree in front of the windows blocks our view.

Some of the men were wearing boaters, straw hats popular at the time.

People throughout the world enjoy Rivera's art.

Mom discovered several field mice in the cellar.

(Obj of Prep) Do not make repairs on the brakes yourself.

(Adjective) The new neighbor just moved in.

(Pred Adj) The front tire looks flat to me.

Our hosts, Mr. and Mrs. Worthington, greeted us at the door.

(Obj of Prep) We waited until lunchtime.

(Prep) Please hand me the book on the long, green table.