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Phrase Vs ClauseSet 21

1A ..... clause does not function as a modifier.

2We will be very tired when we reach our ..... because we would have travelled all night.

3Please set the orange cones along the field.

4The ..... is in front of the toothbrush.

5Choose the best answer? Which is more serious?

6They were annoyed by the baby crying so loudly.

7Sullen and ill-tempered

8The deeds of the church of Ephesus are ..... and .....

9I just took it ..... that he'd always be available.

10Complete the sentence with the most appropriate prepositional phrase:'The concert starts ..... the park.'

11The correct phrasal verbThey are ..... new staff at the art gallery.

12Clauses HAVE subjects and predicates. Phrases don't.

13On Wednesday, Richie survived the Oregon Trail.

14Mike and Emily were next to each other for most of therace. Mike passed Emily just before they crossed thefinish line. He cheered loudly for himself. "I'm the bestrunner around," he exclaimed. "It's no surprise that Iwon!" When Emily tried to congratulate him, he ignoredher. Mike may have won the race, but his boasting didnot make him look like a winner.The word boasting most likely means-

15A resident becomes a part of the community, starting at the Housekeeping Department, and gradually ascends in the hierarchy. As what?

16Exercise 4: Sentence Matching Match the words to their correct sentence.

17Which of these is addition?

18Three of the following sentences are grammatically correct. Which sentence contains a modifier error?

19David is watching tv with his .....

20Maybe I could come ..... to your house before the party?

21Which is not an example of setting?

22Learning how to be responsible

23Which phrase best conveys a deep passion for an activity rather than just a casual interest?

24I sympathize with other tired teachers.

25Identify the misplaced modifier in the following sentence:'Covered in chocolate, the children enjoyed the strawberries.'

26It is a group of words with a subject and a verb that are normally used to add more detail to the noun in a sentence.

27A phrase with a subject and a verb is known as a .....

28Should we buy the yellow house?

29Since it fell on the floor

30The dangling modifier is

31LITTLE WORDS USED TO CONNECT OTHER WORDS AND PHRASES

32Is this a clause?Opening the door for her.

33Let's go see ..... movie. There's ..... adventure film that I have really been wanting to see.

34The company is ..... bankruptcy.

35The toy boat can't sink.

36..... is essential for building trust and rapport with colleagues.

37If a new project seems very easy, you could say it will be .....

38Many people in the countryside decided to ..... the city because it is easier to find a job there.

39What does it mean to say:BY ANY CHANCE

40Most proverbs are sayings that give advice.

41Right or wrong?It takes a lot of strong to be able to lift your own body weight.

42Mathias' brother always manages ..... doing the washing-up because he says he has a lot of homework.

43Can we ..... something different? This is too sad.

44His comment about Manfred's handicap was below the .....

45"The rich" is an example of:

46An idiom is a group of words which mean something different from its actual meaning. Example: That is just a drop in the bucket.

47You decided to go to the movies, .....?

48Fill in the blank: " ..... whiskers were black."

49Prepositional phrases .....

50Franz hates writing essays and tries to ..... writing them till the last moment.

51Which sentence correctly places the modifying phrase 'with a broken wing'?

52Alan crashed ..... car into a tree!!

53Marcus has a crush on Sally, A STRIKINGLY-BEAUTIFUL GIRL.

54Be quilty .....

55It is a prepositional phrase that functions as an adjective.

56If the shoe fits

57Be ..... one's wits' end

58In need of means:

59"A mischievous child lives in that house." < ..... This is a .....

60The girl [who was standing by the window] is gone.

61If you go (phrase or clause?)