
Clauses/Phrases & Verbals
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- Q1Which of the following is a dependent clause?under the bridgebeside the coffee tablenear the bedwhom we visited in Manila60s
- Q2Which is a phrase?anyone may joinunder the bedthat book is interestingeveryone has feelings60s
- Q3Which is a dependent clause?because the pickup truck is out of gasnext to the desknear the backat the door60s
- Q4Identify the prep. phrase: The view between the mountains is especially scenicbetween the mountainsthe mountainsis especiallythe view60s
- Q5Identify the prep. phrase: Don't look behind the door!behind the doorthe doordon't looklook behind60s
- Q6Identify the dependent clause: After the Amazons were defeated, Theseus married one of them.Theseus married one of themone of themwere defeatedAfter the Amazons were defeated60s
- Q7Identify the dependent clause: We took down the license plate number before the car sped away.took downthe car sped awaybefore the car sped awayWe took down60s
- Q8Identify the appositive phrase: My favorite form of peanuts, peanut butter, is always on hand.favorite form of peanutsis alwayson handpeanut butter60s
- Q9Identify the appositive phrase: Eggplant, a favorite Middle Eastern food, is delicious in salads and veggie stews.in saladsEggplanta favorite Middle Eastern foodin salads and veggie stews60s
- Q10What type of phrase is: in salads and veggie stewsprepositional phraseappositive phrasenone of thesedependent phrase60s
- Q11Which phrase type can stand alone?none of themprepositional phraseverbal phraseappositive60s
- Q12This clause can stand alone as a sentence.Independentnone of themdependentsubordinate60s
- Q13This type of verbal ends in "ing" and is functions as a noun.gerundinfinitiveparticple60s
- Q14What is the gerund in the following: Swimming is great form of exercise.swimmingof exerciseis greatgreat60s
- Q15What is the gerund? Sometimes reading is difficult if there are distractions.distractionsSometimes readingreadingis difficult60s