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Grade 7 Phrases and Clauses CCSS: CCRA.L.1, L.7.1a
Identify the INDEPENDENT CLAUSE in the following sentence:

Until you eat your supper, there will be no dessert for you!
  1. Until you eat your supper
  2. There will be no dessert for you
  3. Until you eat
  4. No dessert for you.
Grade 7 Phrases and Clauses
Which sentence uses an appositive correctly?
  1. Two friends, Dante and Rashaan, jumped from the roof of the cafeteria and into a swimming pool of tater tots.
  2. Two friends jumped from a roof, which was made of tater tots, and onto a swimming pool, which was Dante and Rashaan.
  3. Dante and Rashaan, the cafeteria roof, jumped into a pool of friends.
  4. Dante, the cafeteria roof, and Rashaan jumped into tater tots, which were two friends.
Grade 6 Phrases and Clauses
What is the DEPENDENT CLAUSE in the following sentence?

Although Bill was sick, he still went to work.
  1. Although
  2. he was still sick
  3. was sick
  4. Although Bill was sick
Grade 9 Phrases and Clauses
Before the bell rang
This is an example of a(n)                  
  1. independent clause
  2. dependent clause
Grade 7 Phrases and Clauses CCSS: CCRA.L.1, L.7.1, L.7.1a
What part of the following sentence is an INDEPENDENT CLAUSE, also known as the main clause?

Until you eat your supper, there will be no dessert for you!
  1. there will be no dessert for you
  2. until you eat your supper
  3. until you eat
  4. there will be no
Grade 4 Phrases and Clauses CCSS: CCRA.L.1, L.4.1, L.4.1e
Which of the following sentences contains an appositive?
  1. Mrs. Smith and Mr. Johnson are our school's librarians.
  2. The boy's mother drove her car to school late in the day.
  3. Maria, my best friend, is moving to Arkansas in September.
  4. My sister likes to read, but my aunt prefers to watch movies.
Continuing Education Phrases and Clauses CCSS: CCRA.L.1, L.9-10.1, L.9-10.1a
To protect her delicate hands, Fran will not rake the yard, do the dishes, or                             .
  1. refuses to scrub the bathtub
  2. won't scrub the bathtub
  3. scrub the bathtub
Grade 10 Phrases and Clauses CCSS: CCRA.L.2, L.9-10.2b
Which part of the sentence is a participial phrase?
The cookies, baked this morning, were all gone by five o'clock.
  1. the cookies
  2. by five o'clock
  3. were all gone
  4. baked this morning
Grade 4 Phrases and Clauses CCSS: CCRA.L.1, L.4.1, L.4.1e
Which is NOT a prepositional phrase?
  1. in the valley
  2. across the street
  3. hitting the yard
  4. over the hill
Grade 4 Phrases and Clauses CCSS: CCRA.L.1, L.4.1, L.4.1e
Which of the following sentences contains an "appositive?"
  1. Mr. Jones, who was a teacher, left town last month.
  2. Sally, do not let me see you do that again.
  3. The umpire ran the game as though he knew how.
Grade 10 Phrases and Clauses
Change before you have to.

Which sentence describes the use of clauses in the sentence?
  1. The sentence contains one dependent clause.
  2. The sentence contains one independent clause.
  3. The sentence contains one independent clause and one dependent clause.
  4. The sentence contains two independent clauses separated by a coordinating conjunction.
Grade 8 Phrases and Clauses CCSS: CCRA.L.1, L.8.1, L.8.1a
Which sentence has an infinitive phrase?
  1. He wanted beans.
  2. They went to study math.
  3. She went to the market.
  4. They ran from the park.
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