Answer: A) Saturdays and sundays.
Explanation for this question is being written.
Answer: A) "The children or their mother has to clean the house.".
Answer: B) Action verbs.
Answer: A) SVO
Answer: D) The accordion has played only a limited role in classical music.
Answer: C) Played
Answer: D) Green
Answer: B) Two
Answer: B) Me
Answer: A) Direct object: 'the lesson', Indirect object: 'the students'.
Answer: B) Study
Answer: C) Sentence structure.
Answer: B) Long jump.
Answer: A) The bird's nest.
Answer: B) Completed
Answer: A) Computer
Answer: D) Keep
Answer: C) Was/were to + inf.
Answer: C) Direct Object.
Answer: D) Perform
Answer: A) It does not violate any rule of Grammar.
Answer: B) Object complement.
Answer: A) Steal
Answer: A) He did not succeed as a professional writer until he was 20.
Answer: A) When combined physically or chemically.
Answer: B) Catch up with.
Answer: C) Them
Answer: B) It receives the direct object.
Answer: C) Submitted
Answer: C) Go
Answer: B) Yes, of course. I will get a pen.
Answer: B) Benefit; rewarding.
Answer: D) There is any paper left.
Answer: B) The chocolate chip cookies in the tin foil.
Answer: C) Me
Answer: A) She has a robot.
Answer: A) 1,2,3
Answer: B) Verb
Answer: D) Were
Answer: C) Indicating actions or states of being.
Answer: C) So rare is burglary.
Answer: B) Are going to.
Answer: B) Some advice.
Answer: A) Direct Object.
Answer: B) Ran
Answer: A) Numb
Answer: D) Organizing
Answer: B) Shouted
Answer: A) SUBJECT+MODAL VERB+VERB (base form of the infinitive).
Answer: C) The mosque is not small.
Answer: B) You us.
Answer: B) The World.
Answer: A) Subject + Verb + Object.
Answer: A) Extraposed subject.
Answer: A) Have been.
Answer: A) An octopus.
Answer: C) People never wear shoes in Japanese houses.
Answer: A) In (1) 'happy' is a subject complement, but in (2) it is an object complement.
Answer: C) Gave up.
Answer: B) Danced
Answer: B) Illocutionary