EXERCISE 1
1.
Complete
the sentence with Noun
a.
Everyone
has to respect his ……..
b.
Don’t
bring my……
c.
We
made a struggle for freedom and prosperity of our…..
2.
Select
a suitable word from brackets to complete the sentences
a.
All
of my sisters ( am, is, are ) still single
b.
Everyone
( think, thinks ) your idea is perfect
c.
Some
of these soldiers ( were, was ) dead and other were badly wounded
3.
Find
the verb in each sentence!
a.
That
cake smells delicious
b.
Muhammad
looked for his name in the article
c.
Many
students waited in line for breakfast at his dining hall
4.
Complete
the sentence with Adjective
a.
……students
are praying in the mosque
b.
Read……of
these sentences carefully!
c.
This
is……friend’s book. I have returned it back.
5.
Each
of the following sentences, state whether it tells time, place, reason,manner,
degree, or frequency!
a.
She
is always late
b.
Therefore he was punished
c.
They
will leave soon
ANSWER
1.
Complete
the sentence with Noun
d.
Everyone
has to respect his Parents
e.
Don’t
bring my book
f.
We
made a struggle for freedom and prosperity of our factory
2.
Select
a suitable word from brackets to complete the sentences
d.
All
of my sisters ( am, is, are ) still single
e.
Everyone
( think, thinks ) your idea is perfect
f.
Some
of these soldiers ( were, was ) dead and other
were badly wounded
3.
Find
the verb in each sentence!
d.
That
cake smells delicious
e.
Muhammad looked for his name in the article
f.
Many
students waited in line for breakfast at his
dining hall
4.
Complete
the sentence with Adjective
d.
Many students are praying
in the mosque
e.
Read
each of these sentences carefully!
f.
This
is your friend’s book. I have returned it back.
5.
Each
of the following sentences, state whether it tells time, place, reason,manner,
degree, or frequency!
d.
She
is always late (frequency)
e.
Therefore he was punished (reason)
f.
They
will leave soon (time)
EXERCISE 2
1.
Fill
in the blank with suitable preposition!
a.
The
ship will sail for India…… Tuesday
b.
You
must be alert …. The examination
c.
Many
travelers go…..the causeway
2.
Join
the two sentences in each pair, using the conjunction given in brackets!
a.
We
must hold sentences on to the buoy. We shall drown
b.
He
will not help us. She will not help us
c.
Works
yard. You will success
3.
Find
the Interjection in each sentence!
a.
Alhamdulillah!
We are the winner
b.
Hmmmm….I
see!
c.
Wish
I get what I want, Amin!
4.
State
the type of sentence from these sentences below!
a.
Davy, who is a new student in my school,
speaks five languages
b.
She is beautiful
c. Effrey whose
parents are America, but have been living in Indonesia for ten years , is still
not able to speak Indonesia , though he has many Indonesian friends
5.
Make an example from
compound sentences!
ANSWER
1.
Fill
in the blank with suitable preposition!
d.
The
ship will sail for India on Tuesday
e.
You
must be alert during The examination
f.
Many
travelers go across the causeway
2.
Join
the two sentences in each pair, using the conjunction given in brackets!
d.
We
must hold sentences on to the buoy or We shall
drown
e.
He
will not help us nor She will not help us
f.
Works
yard and You will success
3.
Find
the Interjection in each sentence!
a.
Alhamdulillah! We are the
winner
b.
Hmmmm….I see!
c.
Wish
I get what I want, Amin!
4.
State
the type of sentence from these sentences below!
a.
Davy, who is a new student in my school,
speaks five languages (complex
sentence)
b.
She is beautiful (simple sentence )
c. Effrey whose
parents are America, but have been living in Indonesia for ten years , is still
not able to speak Indonesia , though he has many Indonesian friends (compound-complex sentence )
5.
Make an example from
compound sentences!
Do you feed the dog twice a day or
three times a day?
EXEXRCISE 3
1. Underline the nouns in each of the
following sentences:
a. Jason enjoyed the movie about France.
b. The musicians play marching songs.
c. Music lovers thrill to the sound of trumpets.
c.
2. Underline the pronouns in each of the
following sentences:
a.
You
and John are the boys who will have to pay for the damage.
b.
Mr.
Gunsher gave us the record which was just played.
c.
She
cried loudly, and each of us heard her.
c.
3. Underline the adjectives in each
of the following sentences.
a. The interior plateau of the Union of South
Africa is called its veldt.
b. There are countless millions of gaseous bodies
called stars.
c. Baseball, enjoyed by many cheering fans today,
was played here and in merry England
before 1839.
4. Underline the verb (or verb
phrase) in the following sentences.
a. A micron is a unit of length.
b. There are over a thousand millimeters in a
yard.
c. Freva was the Saxon Goddess of Beauty
5. Underline the adverbs in the
following sentences.
a. The name "sirocco" is often given to
a warm wind.
b. It is usually given to a warm wind blowing
over large areas of hot, dry land.
c. Such winds now occur over the area of our
Great Plains.
c.
ANSWER
1. Noun
a. Jason, movie, France
b. musicians, songs
c. lovers, sound, trumpets
c.
2. Pronoun
a. You, who
b. us, which
c. she, each, us,
her
3. Adjective
a. interior, its (a pronoun acting
like an adjective)
b. countless, gaseous
c. many, cheering, merry
4. Verb
a. is
b. are
c. was
5. Adverb
a. is
b. are
c. was
EXERCISE
1. a. There are sixty-four mountain
peaks in the United States over 14, 000 feet high.
b. he state of
Colorado claims forty-eight of these tall mountains.
c. The highest of
them all, Mount Whitney, is in California.
2. Underline the conjunctions in the
following sentences.
a. Janet and Joan are twins, but they
are different in many ways.
b. While basalt is one of the
heaviest rocks, pumice floats in water.
c. If you have used a piece of pumice
stone to rid your fingers of grime, you know of its other qualities.
3. Identify the underlined words as
noun (n), pronoun (pn), verb (v), adjective (adj), adverb (adv), preposition
(p), or conjunction (c).
a.
Paul Anderson
was proclaimed the world-champion weight lifter.
b.
He established this record by lifting 1175
pounds.
c.
The records indicate that the first fight
with boxing gloves was fought in 1818 in France.
4. Identify the underlined words as noun (n),
pronoun (pn), verb (v), adjective (adj), adverb (adv), preposition (p), or
conjunction (c).
a. He had so much to do that he went
home early.
b. Not wanting to be rude, he made his apologies
to his host.
c. "Ordinarily, I would not
leave so soon, but I have so much to do," he told his host.
c.
5. Identify the underlined words as noun
(n), pronoun (pn), verb (v), adjective (adj), adverb (adv), preposition (p), or
conjunction (c).
a. The understanding was between the
guest and his host.
b. In 1876, R. Barnes of Chicago led
the National League with an average of .403.
c. In the 1957 World Series, Lew
Burdette won three games, two of which were shutouts
ANSWER
1. Preposition
a. . in, over
b. of, of
c. of, in
2. Conjunction
a. and, but
b. while
c. if
3. Answer:
d.
Paul Anderson ( n )was proclaimed ( v ) the
world-champion weight ( adj) lifter.
e.
He ( pro) established ( v ) this ( pro )
record ( n) by lifting 1175 pounds.
f.
The records( n) indicate ( v ) that the first
( adj) fight with boxing (adv) gloves was fought in 1818 in France.
4.
Answer:
a. He (pro)had so much ( adv ) to do
( v ) that he ( pro) went home early ( adv).
b. Not wanting (v )to be rude ( adj ), he ( pro )made
his apologies to his host ( n ).
c. "Ordinarily ( inter), I (
pro) would not leave so soon ( adv ), but I have so much (adv) to do," he
told ( v )his host.
c.
5. Answer:
a. The name "sirocco"( n )
is often( adv ) given ( v )to (prep) a warm ( adj ) wind.
b. It is usually (adv) given to a warm( adj) wind
blowing (v) over ( prep ) large (adj)areas of hot, dry land.
c. Such winds now (adv ) occur ( v ) over ( prep
) the area ( n ) of our (pro ) Great ( adj) Plains ( n ).
c.
EXERCISE 4
Identify the subject and predicate in these simple
sentences.
Circle the simple subject and underline the simple
predicate.
1. My best friend in the whole world is coming over to my
house to visit me
this afternoon.
2. Three beautiful little kittens looked up at me from
inside a box of old
clothes.
3. At the stroke of midnight, the carriage turned into a
huge orange pumpkin.
4. A really friendly old man with long white whiskers
lives in the apartment
above my aunt’s and uncle’s apartment.
5. Several of her favorite romantic love songs were
playing on the radio that
afternoon in the park.
6. Cool, deep, dark blue water flowed through the rough
limestone rocks in
the gorge.
7. One-hundred fifty-five dollars is certainly a lot of
money for a young
person living with his or her parents.
8. The large red book sitting on the hall table was a
dictionary published by
an encyclopedia company in the United States.
9. The three girls carried back packs filled with books,
food, candy, clothes,
make-up, pens, paper, hairbrushes, and other assorted
items.
10. I don’t remember the name of that tall, thin actor
with the sparkling blue
eyes.
ANSWER
1. friend / is coming
2. kittens / looked
3. carriage / turned
4. man / lives
5. several / were playing
6. water / flowed
7. dollars / is
8. book / was
9. girls / carried
10. I / do remember
EXERCISE 5
Identify the subject and the predicate in
these simple
sentences. Circle the noun parts of the
compound subject and underline
the verb parts of the compound predicate.
1. A belted kingfisher, a robin, and a red
cardinal sat on the tree branch for a
few seconds and then flew away.
2. Did the math teacher and the history
teacher look in the lunchroom and
check in the auditorium for the missing
books?
3. At the last minute, the melted
marshmallows and the chocolate should be
placed on the graham cracker, held briefly
over the campfire, and eaten
immediately.
4. Bright yellow daisies, purple coneflowers,
orange and red milkweed, and
blue forget-me-nots grew rapidly, bloomed
beautifully, and reseeded
themselves everywhere in her graveled garden
path.
5. Will Mary, George, Jean, and Frances come
forward, face the audience,
and say a few words?
6. Every so often, wild turkeys, deer, and
owls can be seen or heard in the
forest preserve over by the lake.
7. The boy’s varied interests, his unusual
talents, and his wonderful ability to
concentrate helped him succeed in his studies
and made him a fascinating
person to talk to as well.
8. Sugar and flour mix together well and give
substance to the cookie dough.
9. Have the three winners of the contest and
their spouses taken the
vacation, bought the car, or asked for the
cash instead?
10. The overpowering heat, the smothering
humidity, and the lack of breeze
made me very uncomfortable and forced me to
stay inside the house all
day.
ANSWER
1. kingfisher, robin, cardinal / sat and flew
2. math teacher and history teacher / look
and check
3. marshmallows and chocolate / should be
placed, held, and eaten
4. daisies, coneflowers, milkweed, and
forget-me-nots / grew, bloomed, and
reseeded
5. Mary, George, Jean and Frances / come,
face, and say
6. turkeys, deer, and owls / can be seen and
heard
7. interests, talents, and ability / helped
and made
8. sugar and flour / mix and give
9. winners and spouses / have taken, bought,
or asked
10. heat, humidity, lack / made and forced
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