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English 9 Spring Final Grammar Review
English 9 Spring Final Grammar Review
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1
He used
FISHING LINE
to tie large hooks to his pinky, middle finger, and thumb.
INDIRECT OBJECT
OBJECT OF THE PREPOSITION
PREDICATE NOUN
DIRECT OBJECT
2
He used fishing line to tie
LARGE
hooks to his pinky, middle finger, and thumb.
ADVERB
ADJECTIVE
INDIRECT OBJECT
OBJECT OF THE PREPOSITION
3
WHEN THE PILOT FISH MOVED UNDER HIS HAND
, he snapped his fingers around it and yanked it from the water, jubilant.
INDEPENDENT CLAUSE
DEPENDENT CLAUSE
PHRASE
SUBJECT NOUN
4
When the pilot fish moved under his hand, he snapped his fingers around it
AND
yanked it from the water, jubilant.
SUBORDINATING CONJUNCTION
CONJUNCTIVE ADVERB
COORDINATING CONJUNCTION
PREPOSITION
5
HE
used fishing line to tie large hooks to his pinky, middle finger, and thumb.
SUBJECT PRONOUN
PHRASE
SUBJECT NOUN
DIRECT OBJECT
6
When
the pilot fish moved under his hand, he snapped his fingers around it and yanked it from the water,
JUBILANT
.
CONJUNCTIVE ADVERB
DIRECT OBJECT
ADVERB
ADJECTIVE
7
Once its head had passed,
LOUIE SANK HIS HAND INTO THE WATER.
OBJECT OF THE PREPOSITION
PHRASE
INDEPENDENT CLAUSE
DEPENDENT CLAUSE
8
Starved, Louie tore into the bird's feathers;
HOWEVER,
the tern was teeming with lice.
CONJUNCTIVE ADVERB
PREPOSITION
SUBORDINATING CONJUNCTION
COORDINATING CONJUNCTION
9
Louie was out
OF
bait.
ADJECTIVE
INDIRECT OBJECT
PREPOSITION
ADVERB
10
Once its head had passed, Louie sank
his
HAND
into the water.
DIRECT OBJECT
INDIRECT OBJECT
SUBJECT NOUN
OBJECT OF THE PREPOSITION
11
WHEN LOUIE TRIED TO GRAB THE PILOT FISH
, they squirted away.
SUBJECT NOUN
INDEPENDENT CLAUSE
PHRASE
DEPENDENT CLAUSE
12
Once its head had passed, Louie sank
HIS
hand into the water.
INDIRECT OBJECT
POSSESSIVE PRONOUN
ADVERB
DIRECT OBJECT
13
Louie was out of
BAIT
.
DIRECT OBJECT
OBJECT OF THE PREPOSITION
PRONOUN
SUBJECT NOUN
14
Sometime that week, a tern landed on the raft,
AND
Phil clapped down on it.
PREPOSITION
SUBORDINATING CONJUNCTION
CONJUNCTIVE ADVERB
COORDINATING CONJUNCTION
15
Louie
WAS
out of bait.
LINKING VERB
INTRANSITIVE VERB
TRANSITIVE VERB
HELPING VERB
16
LOUIE
was out of bait.
SUBJECT NOUN
PRONOUN
DIRECT OBJECT
PREDICATE NOUN
17
ONCE ITS HEAD HAD PASSED,
Louie sank his hand into the water.
INDEPENDENT CLAUSE
DEPENDENT CLAUSE
PHRASE
PREDICATE NOUN
18
SOMETIME THAT WEEK,
a tern landed on the raft, and Phil clapped down on it.
DEPENDENT CLAUSE
INDEPENDENT CLAUSE
SUBJECT NOUN
PHRASE
19
When Louie tried to grab the pilot fish,
THEY SQUIRTED AWAY.
PHRASE
INDEPENDENT CLAUSE
DEPENDENT CLAUSE
DIRECT OBJECT
20
A shark,
ATTENDED BY A PILOT FISH
, swam by.
OBJECT OF THE PREPOSITION
INDEPENDENT CLAUSE
PHRASE
DEPENDENT CLAUSE
21
Sometime that week,
A TERN LANDED ON THE RAFT
, and
PHIL CLAPPED DOWN ON IT
.
TWO PHRASES
AN INDEPENDENT CLAUSE AND A DEPENDENT CLAUSE
AN INDEPENDENT CLAUSE AND A PHRASE
TWO INDEPENDENT CLAUSES
22
WHEN
the pilot fish moved under his hand, he snapped his fingers around it and yanked it from the water, jubilant.
CONJUNCTIVE ADVERB
DEPENDENT CLAUSE
SUBORDINATING CONJUNCTION
COORDINATING CONJUNCTION
23
A SHARK
, attended by a pilot fish,
SWAM BY.
DEPENDENT CLAUSE
INDEPENDENT CLAUSE
SUBJECT NOUN
PHRASE
24
When the pilot fish moved under his hand, he
SNAPPED
his fingers around it and
YANKED
it from the water, jubilant.
INTRANSITIVE VERBS
LINKING VERBS
TRANSITIVE VERBS
HELPING VERBS
25
Once its head had passed, Louie
SANK
his hand into the water.
TRANSITIVE VERB
INTRANSITIVE VERB
HELPING VERB
LINKING VERB
