10/3 Grammar Review

(# of Prep. Phrases) The singer performed with passion and energy.

(Active vs. Passive) Mistakes were made during the exam.

(Sentence Type) Although it was raining, we decided to go for a walk.

(Sentence Type) When the alarm went off, he woke up, but he didn't want to get out of bed.

(# of Prep. Phrases) The cat slept on the couch in the living room.

(# of Prep. Phrases) After the storm, we found seashells along the beach near the lighthouse.

(Independent or Dependent?) I enjoy reading complex books.

(Active vs. Passive) The president is reviewing the proposal.

(Independent or Dependent?) Although it was expensive.

(# of Prep. Phrases) Under the bright stars, they camped by the lake in the mountains.

(Active vs. Passive) The chef prepared a delicious meal.

(# of Prep. Phrases) The old book sat on the dusty shelf in the corner of the attic.

(Sentence Type) She studied hard for the exam.

(Independent or Dependent?) We went to a movie instead.

(Independent or dependent?) While the pasta was cooking.

(Sentence Type) The sun set, and the moon rose.

(Independent or Dependent?) The team practiced every day.

(Sentence Type) The movie was long, but it was entertaining, and we enjoyed it.

(Active vs. Passive) Several buildings were destroyed by the tornado.

(Active vs. Passive) The novel was written by a famous author.