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What is another name for "a piece of a sentence"?
Verb
Fragment
Subject
Sentence
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Part of a sentence: The woman on the horse might be
she.
predicate adjective
object of the preposition
predicate nominative
subject
3
Find the subject: Jessica, would you like a piece of fruit?
piece
you
fruit
Jessica
4
The most common linking verb is
to appear
to seem
to grow
to be
5
Part of sentence:
As a child,
Florence Sabin loved books.
subject
verb
direct object
prepositional phrase
6
Answers the question: What's being done?
subject
indirect object
predicate nominative
verb
7
Which part of a sentence is the following missing: "By the rivers of Babylon, he sat down..."
phrasal fragment
subect
nothing, it's a sentence
verb
8
Find the subject: Here is my paper.
is
here
paper
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What is/are the prep phrase(s) in the following: The bird flew above me but below the cloud.
above me
below the cloud
The bird
above me... below the cloud
10
Part of sentence: For this job, you
must give
the doctor a completed health form.
indirect object
subject
verb (Phrase)
prepositional phrase
11
True or False: in order to have a direct object you must have an indirect object
False
True
12
Linking verbs link the subject to
predicate nominative, which identifies or renames subject
PN = renames or identifies AND PA =describes a subject
direct object, which receives an action
predicate adjective, which describes a subject
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Which part of a sentence is the following missing: "In the middle of the night..."
phrasal fragment
subject
nothing, it is a sentence
verb
14
Find the subject: Would you buy an antique doll?
would buy
antique
doll
you
15
Which part of a sentence is the following missing: Liona and another woman in my family
verb
subject
expressing a complete thought (subordinate)
nothing, it's a sentence
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What must a group of words have/do to make a complete sentence?
have a subject and a verb
have a subject and a verb and express a complete thought
have a subject and express a complete thought
express a complete thought and have a verb
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What's the difference between transitive and intransitive
transitive verbs have an indirect object
transitive verbs have a direct object
intransitive verbs have an indirect object
intransitive verbs have a direct object
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Find the subject: Put the milk in the coldest part of the refrigerator.
refrigerator
part
milk
(You)
19
Find the subject: Students with green backpacks tend to do better than students with red ones
backpacks
ones
students
red
20
True or false: The following sentence has an indirect object. The bird sang its song for me.
True
False
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Why do we cross out prepositional phrases first?
noun = indirect object
noun in phrase = direct obect
noun in phrase = subject
noun = object of the preposition
22
Answers the question: Who or What is doing the doing?
predicate adjective
verb
indirect object
subject
23
Find the subject: All of the menorah's candles must be lit by the end of Chanukah.
All
candles
menorah
Chanukah
24
Which part of a sentence is the following missing: have been designed by I.M. Pei
nothing, it's a sentence
subject
subject and verb (phrasal fragment)
verb
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Which part of a sentence is the following missing: "Because I could not stop for death..."
subject
expressing a complete thought (subordinate clause)
verb
nothing, it's a sentence