Grammar, Usage, and Mechanics Language Skills Practice phần 8 doc

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5. ice sculpture did you create?

6. of the ice sculptures did you create?

7. is one of my favorite songs

8. Do you like song?

9. Aren’t wildflowers beautiful?

10. Yes, are more colorful than the ones

we saw earlier

11. are some languages you speak?

12. other languages do you speak?

13. skyscraper is the tallest one in the

world

14. is the tallest skyscraper in the world

15. answer is acceptable

16. of the answers is acceptable

17. animals hibernate during the winter

18. Toads, turtles, and bats are of the

ani-mals that hibernate during the winter

2. Geraldo plays two sports at school: baseball

and field hockey

3. The students are busily working on their

8. Did you have a summer job?

9. The library stays open until 8:00 P.M

10. I need to return these library books today

11. That ocean liner is famous for its wintercruises

12. Not every bird flies south for the winter

13. According to the bus schedule, we shouldarrive by 3:15 P.M

14. Do you want to travel by bus?

15. Mr Morris served as principal of the schoolfor twenty-three years

16. I believe the principal crops of thePhilippines include rice, corn, coconuts,bananas, and pineapples

17. Our class read Joseph Bruchac’s retelling ofthe Seneca tale titled “Sky Woman.”

18. Long ago, the Seneca told this story toexplain the creation of the earth

19. Do you practice soccer after school everyday?

20. Do you have soccer practice after schoolevery day?

3. Dunbar had been an army lieutenant

4. The Lakota Sioux, cautious and apprehensive, eventually befriend Dunbar

5. The friendly lieutenant maintains a peacefulrelationship with the Lakota Sioux

6. In the beginning some minor problems doarise

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pre-11. He hired a woman to teach the Lakota Siouxlanguage to many actors in the film

12 He also dispatched designers to findauthentic clothing and jewelry

13. Tending to so many details must have takenCostner and the film crew a long time

14. Graham Greene and Floyd Red CrowWesterman were two of many American Indians selected for importantparts in the movie

15. The performances by these actors are certainly praiseworthy

16. This movie was a box-office success

17. Some Hollywood critics predicted that thethree-hour movie would fail

18. Numerous other movie critics, however,praised the film

19. Did Costner receive any Oscar nominationsfor acting and directing?

20. This wonderful film received a number ofnominations and won several awards

The Verb, p 13

E XERCISE

1. Soon after breakfast, Amy and I go outsideand begin our chores

2. We start early because by noon the weather

is usually too hot

3. The minute the dew dries, Amy says to me,

“Grab the lawn mower!”

4. While I cut the grass, Amy edges the lawn

5. After we neatly clip the grass, we weed theflower garden

6. I loosen the dirt around the flowers, and

my sister pulls the weeds

7. By noon both the lawn and the garden lookdecidedly better than they did earlier

8. Tired and thirsty, we go inside, wash ourhands, and eat lunch

9. Nature, however, stands still for no one

10. Almost at once, new weeds appear in thegarden

11. Within a few days the grass again creepsover the edges of the driveway

12. Amy and I do the job all over again thenext Saturday

13. Fortunately, both of us like outdoor workand enjoy our jobs as “yardeners.”

14. Every Saturday afternoon, we have anotherchore

15. My sister and I clean our rooms

16. Amy, who is neat, usually finishes before Ido

17. Consequently, she often helps me

18. I certainly appreciate her assistance

19. My sister and I work very well together

20. We are not only sisters but also best friends

Transitive and Intransitive Verbs, p 14

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3. For others, the Americas provided an

opportunity for religious freedom

4. Many people immigrated to the colonies

5. Victims of religious intolerance sought an

escape from persecution

6. The Puritans, for example, disagreed with

many Church of England policies

7. As a result, some Puritans left England

8. This religious group founded settlements in

Virginia and New England

9. Indentured servants also traveled to

14. Tenant farmers came, too

15. They brought their dreams of prosperity

with them

16. These colonial settlers arrived with hope

17. From the American Indians, the immigrants

learned a great deal

18. New England colonists celebrated their first

Thanksgiving Day in America in 1621

19. They held the celebration after the harvest

20. Many of their American Indian neighbors

shared in the celebration

Linking Verbs, p 16

E XERCISE

1. Mother felt ill this morning

2. Shirley is the secretary and the treasurer ofthe class

3. The bread on the counter smelled delicious

4. Connie grew bored and restless toward theend of the movie

5. Affie seemed confused by the directionsthat you gave him

6. Are we still friends?

7. The new student looks familiar to me

8. Are all deserts hot and dry?

9. The scout leader was proud of her troop

10. What is the problem?

11. During this time of year, the weather oftenbecomes stormy in the late afternoon

12. My voice sounds hoarse from all that ing at the game

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17. The lights grew dimmer in the theater

18. The tourists were curious about the rious cave

myste-19. A few of the tomatoes on the vines arealready ripe

20. I absolutely have to say that I think the costume for my character in the play looksridiculous!

3. Could it be that people have “wondered”

how these monumental structures couldhave been built without the kinds of construction equipment that builders areusing today?

4. The pyramids of Egypt were constructedaround 2600 B.C

5. The three pyramids are considered the oldest of the seven wonders

6. The largest of the pyramids was commissioned by Khufu, an Egyptian king

7. Of the seven wonders, this group of pyramids has survived in the best condition

8. Are any of the pyramids being restoredtoday?

9. The Hanging Gardens of Babylon werebuilt by Nebuchadnezzar around 600 B.C

10. These gardens were set on terraces highabove a vaulted building

11. Some historians have estimated the terraces’ height at 75 feet to 300 feet

12. The Statue of Zeus at Olympia was made ofivory and gold

13. The statue has not survived, but pictures of

16. The other two wonders—the Colossus atRhodes and the Lighthouse of Alexandria—were completed in the third century B.C

17. Did earthquakes destroy both of these wonders?

18. You should always look in several sourcesfor information about the seven wonders

19. You will find that some historians do notagree with this list of wonders

20. For example, some historians have identified the Walls of Babylon, instead ofthe Hanging Gardens, as a wonder

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3. We will meet you later at the library

4. Dangerously strong winds threatened the

coastal villages

5. Hurry! Our bus is already here!

6. Where do you go to school?

7. I try to avoid horror movies, for they

frighten me badly

8. The actor would not wear the silly costume

chosen by the director

9. “If you want a chance to win the tickets,

call now!” cried the announcer

10. The concert artist Yo-Yo Ma’s performance

was exceedingly polished

11. Although I practice daily, I am a clumsy

piano player

12. The children held hands and crossed the

street cautiously

13. The weather in April was unusually warm

14. Ricardo and I arrived earlier than the other

guests

15. The audience waited restlessly for the

concert to begin

16. Is this garden soil too sandy, Manuel?

17. Skateboarding is still a very popular form

of recreation

18. An elderly woman walked over and offered

to help us

19. The young street artist drew a caricature

that was quite good

20. On the first day at camp, we arose early

and went fishing

Adverbs and the Words They Modify, p 19

4. The flight attendants insistedmost politely that we fasten ourseat belts

5. We neared our destination, andthe airplane suddenly plunged

6. Almost immediately, I checked

my seat belt and braced myself

7. Soon, the pilot skillfully leveledthe airplane

8. Seeing the runway, we relaxed,and the airplane landed safely

9. I was extremely happy to touchthe ground

10. We rented a car and drove awayslowly

11. We greatly enjoyed our roadtrip, for our route was veryscenic

12. We reached our hotel fairly late

13. We eventually went to Venice,which sits on small Adriaticislands

14. Cars are not used there

15. Today, motorboats are morecommon than gondolas

16. The main water route is appropriately named the GrandCanal

17. Numerous bridges span thecanals, connecting somewhatnarrow streets

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Palace, rest nearby

20. The tall bell tower of Saint Mark

is the most conspicuous structure in the square

5. Ernesto crossed the finish line

6. The to cross the finish line was Ernesto

7. Are the essays for the writing contest due

?

8. Yes, the deadline for the essays is

9. Have you seen Emily ?

10. Isn’t the first day of winter?

11. Who used this computer ?

12. I think Sara was the to use this computer

13. Please be by 9:00 P.M

14. Her is about a mile from here

15. We painted the of the shed

16. The children are playing

17. I am looking forward to

18. I will be fifteen years old

19. Are you leaving or early in themorning?

20. is opening night for our school play

11. Seemingly, there is a card for every occasion

12. As I look through card racks, I am usuallydrawn to the humor section

13. When I read the cover of a humorous card,

I enjoy guessing what the funny verseinside the card will say

14. At Christmas last year, my parents gave me

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19. Then I placed a cake under the words so

that they all looked like decorations on it

20. Inside the card was a funny verse amid

small pictures of wrapped gifts

The Conjunction, p 22

E XERCISE A

1. Neither Tessa nor I have ever seen a

profes-sional dance company perform live

2. Today I bought tickets to an Alvin Ailey

production, so I am quite excited

3. Alvin Ailey was born in Texas in 1931, but

he eventually moved to New York

4. As a young man he danced in many shows,

and in 1958, he formed the Alvin Ailey

American Dance Theater

5. Not only as a dancer but also as the

chor-eographer of the dance company, Ailey was

very much admired

E XERCISE B

Sentences will vary Sample responses are given.

6. I enjoy winter and summer sports

7. Neither Chico nor Matt was at the game

8. I know that contact lens must be either

under the bed or behind the desk

9. Jolene worked all day, so in the evening she

rested

10. He carried out his order swiftly and quietly

The Interjection, p 23

E XERCISE A

1. Yikes! There’s a snake under the table!

2. Oops! I must have forgotten to cover the

terrarium

3. I like snakes, but, whoa, not when I’m

eat-ing dinner

4. I tend to scream when snakes crawl over

5. Goodness! I’ve never seen such a longsnake

6. Oh, it’s really harmless

7. Wow! That’s a relief!

8. Do you think that, well, you might want toput the snake back in its terrarium?

9. The snake, alas, seems to have disappeared

10 Aha! There it is, hanging from the lier

chande-E XERCISE B

Revisions will vary Samples responses are given.

11. Well, Mom told us that not all of the snakesare dangerous, of course

12. Hey! A man named Snakeman was theirguide in Trinidad

13. Wow! Snakeman held the world record forcapturing bushmasters

14. Yikes! Isn’t the bushmaster a large, ous snake?

poison-15. Oh, the Asa Wright Nature Center inTrinidad encompasses close to five hundredacres

Determining Parts of Speech, p 24

4. At what time did you stop ?

5. are extremely tasty pears

6. Substitute new art supplies for yourold ones

7. Doesn’t Ms Napoli the girls’ ball team?

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9. Everyone Bethany was at the meeting

10. Actually, Bethany came to the meeting left early

11. Are you a member of the student ?

12. The members meet twice a month

13. All of the at the fund-raiserwere a big help

14. Selena always to help

15. I left my books on the table

16. I left my books my locker

17. painting must be extremely valuable

18. must be an extremely valuable painting

19. , that seems like a good idea

20. Don’t you think that everyone on the teamplayed ?

Review A: Parts of Speech, p 25

E XERCISE

In this book the words my, your, his, her, its, our, and their are called possessive pronouns If you pre- fer to call these words adjectives, you will want to refer to the answers in brackets for items 3 and 16.

1. is an time for all of us

11. Then I tell about of the classes I

12. My best friend, , and I have class together

13. My favorite subjects are history and science,

I usually tell my family a great dealabout classes

14. I especially have a lot to say when my tory class has gone on a or my science class an experiment

his-15. My brother shouts, “No more stories about fossils explosions!”

16. My mother often has said to my brother,

“ your sister finish story.”

17. telling about my classes andextracurricular activities, I tell what

my friends and I do at lunch

18. Frequently, story leads to the next and then to the next and the next

19. As I keep going from one story to ,big grins appear my parents’ faces

20. When I ask why they are grinning, theyreply, “ , wouldn’t you to hear a lit-tle about our day?”

Review B: Parts of Speech, p 26

E XERCISE

In this book the words my, your, his, her, its, our, and their are called possessive pronouns If you pre- fer to call these words adjectives, you will want to refer to the answer in brackets for item 16.

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2. The porch of his ordinarily full of dogs of all shapes and sizes

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3. My grandmother, is fond of cats, has

several big cats

4. They generally feel inside the

house because, outside, the dogs

them up the nearest tree

5. Some of the smaller cats cannot climb back

, and a ranch hand must rescue them

a ladder

6. “ , those dogs can be such a !”

my grandmother exclaims

7. Needless to say, the quiet cats the

play-ful dogs do not mix

8. Grandfather the mischievous dogs

away from the

9. of the steers angrily charge dogs

10. Grandfather’s dogs usually stay inside the

wooden fence, occasionally they leave

this safe

11. If they do near the cattle, the dogs

are forced to retreat

12. The dogs then return to their

dull life the yard

13. visits from us always delight

18. The puppies ordinarily stay near the

kennels their first year life

19. The oldest dog lives at the ranch is a

named Rascal

20. Rascal seems to act as protector of of the

dogs on the ranch

Review C: Parts of Speech, p 27

E XERCISE

In this book the words my, your, his, her, its, our, and their are called possessive pronouns If you pre- fer to call these words adjectives, you will want to refer to the answer in brackets for item 3.

4. Other plants found in Australia include the

beautiful fuchsia

5. bright red blooms the spear lily

grows twelve feet tall

6. Many different of orchid onthe continent

7. , how the lovely orchids are!

8. the continent grows the acacia,which is called the wattle tree

9. Early European settlers in Australia ered that they walls and roofs

discov-by intertwining, wattling, the flexiblebranches of the acacia

10. Also growing Australia is the

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of food for the koala

12. The koala is a marsupial, an animal has

an external abdominal pouch for carryingand nursing its

13. the koala, more than fortykinds of kangaroo livein Australia

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14. One of the tallest species is the

; smaller are the wallabyand the rat kangaroo

15. other Australian marsupials are thewombat, resembles a small bear, andthe bandicoot, which looks like a rat

16. of the unusual mammals on thecontinent is the platypus

17. The platypus is unlike most mammals

in that lays eggs

18. Australia also many special birds,including the emu the black swan

19. Unlike most other birds, the emu cannot fly,

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6. Our driver Cesar, who was a guide at the

ruins, was a storehouse of historical

information

7. Eventually we made our way back to town

8. Our parents were waiting at the hotel

9. Our cameras, which we took with us, had

gotten wet when it rained

10. I wish we had a pair of binoculars

Subjects and Predicates, p 30

12. Within steel and concrete vaults at Fort

13. Since 1936, most of the gold in the UnitedStates has been kept at Fort Knox

14. When did the United States stop mintinggold coins?

15. Which country has the largest gold reserve?

Simple and Complete Subjects, p 31

4. During those years, international andAmerican championship titles wereawarded to Taylor

5. Taylor’s induction into the bicycling hall offame came after 117 wins in 168 races

E XERCISE B

6. This well-known race was first held in 1903

7. The course for the race extends about 2,500miles through France and five other countries

8. This famous cycling event lasts about threeweeks

9. The leader in the race wears a yellow jersey

10. Some cyclists have won the race more thanonce

11. Among the winners is Greg LeMond

12. In 1986, this U.S cyclist became the firstnon-European winner of the Tour de France

13. In 1989 and in 1990, LeMond again placedfirst in international cycling’s best-knownevent

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success-Simple and Complete Predicates, p 32

4. Many of Silko’s stories have been inspired

by American Indian folk tales

5. In her youth she heard these stories fromother family members

6. The Laguna Pueblos’ reverence for nature istraditional

7. One of Silko’s poems is based on thePueblos’ respect for the bear

8. In 1974, Silko published her first collection

of poems, Laguna Woman.

9. I have read many of the poems in thatcollection

10. Do you have a copy of her story “The Man

to Send Rain Clouds”?

15. Almost all of the world’s popcorn is grown

in the United States

Complete and Simple Subjects and Predicates, p 33

3. Many art experts consider Chang a genius

4. Dozens of Chang’s paintings are in anexhibit at the museum

5. Across the marble floor came the tourguide

6. The tour guide pointed to the collection ofpaintings

7. She directed our attention to an unusualpainting

8. On the bushy branches of a pine tree sitsthe artist

9. Chang exhibited one hundred paintings athis first show in 1926

10. Beside one painting hangs a gorgeous fan

11. My sister had read the description of

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17. A colorful landscape painting hangs nearby

18. His landscapes are renowned for their

1. There are five types of rhinoceroses

2. What are the two species of African

5. Can these rhinoceroses really uproot bushes

and small trees?

E XERCISE B

6. For what reasons are these African

rhinoc-eroses in need of protection?

7. There is much interest in the black

rhinocer-os of Africa

8. Is poaching affecting the survival rate of the

black rhinoceros?

9. How have people like Kenneth

Manyangadze helped the black rhinoceros?

10. Will Save Valley Wildlife Conservancy

provide a safe home for African rhinoceroses?

11. In the preserve, there is a special area for

the black rhinoceroses

12. Where did Manyangadze see that two-ton

female black rhinoceros?

13. How have volunteers saved some black

rhi-noceroses from poachers?

14. Here is a helpful tracking device

15. In what ways can a tracking collar pinpointthe location of a rhinoceros in the wild?

The Understood Subject, p 35

E XERCISE

Sentences may vary slightly.

1. For tomorrow, class, read the chapter

2. Please tell us about the career of a highwaypatrol officer, Sherise

3. José, explain the reasons for the popularity

of those jobs

4. Karen, describe some careers in medicine

5. Eduardo, list the requirements for a career

as a travel agent

6. Respond to each survey question with only

yes or no.

7. Take notes as you read the chapter

8. Review these articles about computers

9. Report your findings to the rest of the class

10. For additional information, search theInternet

7. Will Sheila, Eddie, or Douglas introduce theband at the prom?

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8. Carlos and I do not want to be the first ones

on the dance floor

9. There are neither songs nor activitiesplanned that aren’t related to the ocean-liner theme

10. The king and queen of the prom will becrowned by the principal

E XERCISE B

Sentences will vary slightly.

11. Both “Do You Want to Dance?” and

“Respect” are favorite songs of mine

12. The stroll and the cha-cha are dances that Ilike

13. Ms Hall, a chaperone, and Mr Conti,another chaperone, danced at the prom

14. Tanita, Chauncey, or Mavis may have wonthe door prize

15. Denise and Don played guitar in theband

3. Two Canadian students had consulted theInternet and found the IARC Web page

4. They had not designed, engineered, orflown robotic aircraft before

5. The boys talked about ideas, studied logs, and shopped for equipment

cata-6. Dave and Pawel received donations fromsome businesses but borrowed otherequipment

7. Could the boys or their computer fly andcommand the model helicopter?

8. At the competition the boys’ helicopter flew

well but could not retrieve the targetobjects

9. A demonstration machine could fly rapidly,bank, hover, and land gracefully

10. Many businesses would not only enjoy but also profit from advances in aerialrobotic designs

4. Either Androcles and the Lion or

A Midsummer Night’s Dream will be

our school’s spring play

5. Alex and Isaac left for summer camp thismorning and will be there for two weeks

E XERCISE B

Sentences may vary slightly.

6. The committee discussed the problem butproposed no viable solution

7. The table and chairs on the patio are inneed of repair

8. I will talk to my guidance counselor andthen make my decision

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9. Gnats and mosquitoes were unusually

trou-blesome last summer

10. Lin Sing and Jalene saw the movie and

have been talking about it ever since

4. Some of Polynesian culture

may seem unusual to tourists

years ago

6. The islands must have seemed a paradise

to those original settlers

7. The island’s exotic fruits may have tasted

strange but delicious to them

four-teen islands

the beauty of Tahiti

10. spectacular waterfalls and

streams

coral reef

12. The island

13. Islanders were selling fresh papayas

14. During a hike in the mountains,

many kinds of wildlife

2. Buenos Aires is the capital of Argentina

3. The people who volunteered to help uswere Moira and he

4. Is Julie a sophomore or a junior?

5. Everyone in that ballet is an excellentdancer

6. Two members of the wrestling team areLeslie and Jesse

7. Beth is the tennis player whom I amcoaching

8. You have been a loyal friend to me!

9. Rodrigo, in my opinion, would be the bestperson to call for this job

10. Barbara is the only soprano auditioning forthe role

11. Was she the one who called?

12. Is Leon your first name or your middle name?

13. The only applicants for the job were Josh,Enrique, and I

14. Agoraphobia is the fear of being in largeopen places

15. Is the current president of the United States

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18. Spanish is one of the Romance languages

19. Is French a Romance language, too?

20. A fine mess this is!

The Subject Complement:

4. Does that salsa taste too spicy?

5. Are these horses free to roam the ranch?

6. The poetry of Shel Silverstein is delightful

7. My stepsister is two years older than I am

8. Why are you reluctant to express youropinion?

9. Usually, the children remain quiet and stillduring storytelling time

10. Not all of the protagonist’s actions,

howev-er, are heroic

11. All summer the weather here has been hotand dry

12. Why does the cellar always smell dank andmusty?

13. Keep this information, for it may be helpful

to you later

14. The strawberries should be ripe in a fewdays

15. Are any of these library books overdue?

16. This whole-grain cereal is not only deliciousbut also good for you

17. The audience grew restless waiting for theconcert to begin

18. Both of the students seemed genuinelysorry for what they had said

19. The actor portraying the dragon in the playdid not feel comfortable in the elaboratecostume

20. Long, narrow, and winding was theunpaved road leading to the castle

Predicate Nominatives and Predicate Adjectives, p 42

4. The chefs are Esther DeFalco and her

5. Their recipes are traditional

6. The ingredients smell and taste

7. The pasta in their lasagna is homemade andlight

8. “Be careful when rolling out the pastadough,” Esther says

9. “The lasagna pasta must be paper-thin,”Vinicio points out

10. For the DeFalcos, the making of pastaremains an art

E XERCISE B

11. For some immigrants, the voyage to theUnited States was arduous

12. Was the decision to immigrate a difficultone?

13. The immigrants must have been strong andbrave

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15. Two of the families who immigrated with

the DeFalcos were the Fehrlingettis and the

2. More than sixty thousand fans attended the

game at Memorial Coliseum

3. Kansas City played Green Bay in the first

Super Bowl game

4. Green Bay defeated Kansas City by

twenty-five points

5. Before the Super Bowl became an annual

event, the two best teams from the National

Football League played a championship

game

6. In 1960, the American Football League

formed and held its first annual

championship

7. Eventually, the AFL and NFL championship

teams played each other at the end of the

season

8. A 1970 merger created the National Football

Conference and the American Football

Conference

9. Has the NFC or the AFC won more Super

Bowl titles?

10. Millions of fans watch it on television

11. Many spectators find the halftime shows

entertaining

12. Do you know any amazing records set

dur-ing Super Bowl games?

13. In 1994, Steve Christie kicked a 54-yardfield goal

14. How many records did Jerry Rice set?

15. In the early 1990s, the Buffalo Bills madeappearances in four consecutive SuperBowls

16. How many teams have won consecutiveSuper Bowl games?

17. Winners of more than one Super Bowlinclude San Francisco, Dallas, andPittsburgh

18. Which team won the Super Bowl last year?

19. Did you have tickets for the game?

20. What a terrific game those two teamsplayed!

Indirect Objects, p 44

E XERCISE A

1. I lent Yolanda my baseball glove

2. Maxine baked us a vegetable pizza

3. The Nineteenth Amendment gives womenthe right to vote

4. Nathan bought his grandfather leathergloves for Christmas

5. At the concession stand, Tim bought himself

a bag of popcorn and a bottle of water

6. The store manager offered each of theapplicants a part-time job

7. Every Monday morning, our parents hand

us our allowances for the week

8. Ms Wong told the children the story aboutDamocles and the sword

9. I am weaving my aunt and uncle a tapestrywith pictures of hummingbirds and

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13. Did you send Rebecca and him invitations?

14. The judges awarded both Kristi and Carlgold medals

15. Tomás showed Armand and me his largecollection of baseball cards

Direct and Indirect Objects, p 45

8. The students asked many questions

9. Farm women made lace and embroideredduring the winter

10. One woman showed her handmadeshawl

E XERCISE B

11. The Pulitzer Prize Board awarded Alex

Haley a special citation for Roots in 1977.

12. In Roots, Haley presents a heroic saga about

2. (compound subject) Last year, my best friend

and I attended a fair in our state capital

3. (predicate adjective) The playful antics of the

rodeo clowns were quite entertaining

4. (verb) Then we wandered around the

fair-grounds

5. (compound subject) Animal pens and

displays of food and crafts filled the largeexhibit halls

6. (verb) In one area sheep were lying about in

small pens

7. (direct object) A ranchhand noticed our

interest in the sheep and spoke to us

8. (predicate nominative) “These animals can be

good pets,” said the ranchhand

9. (compound direct object) Until then, I had

considered only cats, dogs, or fish as pets

10. (indirect object) The friendly ranchhand

brought the sheep some food

11. (predicate adjective) “By now these sheep are

hungry.”

12. (indirect object) “Would you give them

lunch?”

13. (indirect object) The ranchhand gave each of

us a handful of food pellets

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14. (compound verb) The sheep, apparently

rav-enous, chewed the food quickly and looked

for more

15. (direct object) The sheep gave me a brilliant

idea

16. (compound predicate adjective) Yardwork

cer-tainly can become tiresome and dull

17. (direct object) Sheep, however, happily eat

grass

18. (predicate nominative) In other words, a

sheep is a natural lawn mower!

19. (subject) There was only one problem with

this idea

20. (direct object) The city has zoning laws

against sheep ranching!

Classifying Sentences by Purpose, p 47

1. Last spring, I saw a fire

2. My cousin, a nurse at a state hospital, had invited me down for the weekend

3. Like him, I am studying for a career as anurse

4. He lives in a comfortable nurses’ residencenext to the hospital

5. For our Saturday dinner, my cousin and Ihad bought fish fillets

6. At six o’clock he put the fillets under thebroiler

7. Meanwhile, I was happily making aWaldorf salad

8. Suddenly, his name was called over thepublic address system

9. He groaned, rose to his feet, and gave meinstructions

10 (You)“Just watch television in my room for

a while.”

E XERCISE B

11. I had already seen that episode of the vision program

tele-12. I soon fell asleep on the sofa

13. What woke me?

14. A loud wail of sirens came from the streetbelow

15. To my horror, the kitchen was full of black,acrid smoke

16. Three figures in smoke masks charged past me

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19. The kitchen was a mess

20. My cousin and I cleaned the kitchen

Review C: Complements, p 50

E XERCISE A

1. Computers are useful machines for lem solving and for information processing

prob-2. However, some people fear computers

3. To these people, computers seem toocomplicated

4. Generally speaking, people appreciate thecapabilities of computers

5. Computers can give people the ability towork more efficiently

6. The Internet provided me much tion for my report on archaeology

informa-7. Archaeologists uncover the remains ofancient civilizations

8. Studying artifacts can give archaeologistsinformation about past cultures

9. This information is useful to historians andsociologists

10. In fact, many people study these data

E XERCISE B

11. Are most people conformists?

12. Many students merely follow the crowd

13. Awareness of fads or fashions is important

to most of us

14. We follow school fads in dress, slang, andbehavior

15. Such fads are a normal part of teenage life

16. Knowledge of current fads gives many people a sense of belonging

17. What are some of the current fads?

18. Describe a current fad, Jesse

19. Does popular slang still include such words

as cool, dude, and awesome?

20. Fads of today may seem silly to us a fewyears from now

Review D: Sentence Fragments, Kinds of Sentences, p 51

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2. A citizen submits to the Citizens’ Stamp

Advisory Committee an idea for a new

stamp

3. Members of this committee are artists,

stamp collectors, and businesspersons

4. First, the idea for the new design is

approved by the committee

5. Then, the idea is sent to the postmaster

general

6. Without the approval of these two parties,

the stamp cannot be created

7. The next step in the process is the selection

of an artist

8. The chosen artist gives the design to an artist

from the Bureau of Engraving and Printing

9. From this artwork, the bureau’s artistcompletes the design of the stamp

10. The new stamp will include the tion for the United States of America, theprice of the stamp, and a title that tellsabout the stamp

abbrevia-E XERCISE B

Responses will vary Sample responses are given.

11. We had been traveling forhours

12. We had finally reached the state line

13. we were ready for lunch

14. We stopped to eat the wiches we had bought

sand-15. we were quite comfortable

The Adjective Phrase, p 54

E XERCISE

1. My visit to the aquarium was fascinating

2. There, I found information about creatures

in the world’s oceans

3. There are fish with undeserved badreputations

4. Puffers in the ocean can look striking

5. Puffers as a meal can be dangerous

6. The tank near the center of the exhibit hallcontains three small sharks

7. Many species of sharks are perfectlyharmless

8. Only some of the world’s sharks aredangerous

9. The giant octopus from the waters off thePacific Northwest coast appears dangerous

10. The many suckers on the tentacles of theoctopus look frightening

11. Do the tentacles of a jellyfish resemblethose of an octopus?

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13. Lobsters have two kinds of claws

14. The manta is one of the more entertainingcreatures in the ocean

15. Another playful creature in the sea is thedolphin

16. The aquarium also features a largeexhibit of eels

17. Some of the eels are six feet long

18. Are fish from the depths of the oceanbrightly colored?

19. Did you see every exhibit at the aquarium?

20. Here is a brochure with pictures of some ofthe exhibits

The Adverb Phrase, p 55

E XERCISE Some answers may vary.

1. Mark Twain was born in Florida, Missouri

2. When he was young, Twain lived inHannibal, Missouri

3. Hannibal is located on the MississippiRiver

4. Twain felt happy when he was on theMississippi

5. Early in his career Twain worked as anewspaper writer

6. He traveled around the United States and

in Europe

7. In 1867, Twain traveled from New York

to Europe and the Holy Land

8. His travels resulted in a book, which he

titled The Innocents Abroad.

9. The book was published after his return

10. In a short time the book became popular

11. Twain became famous early in his career

12. He became well known as a humorist

13. Look for Twain’s name in this anthology

14. In this book you can find Twain’s known short story

best-15. Many writers have been influenced byTwain’s works

16. If you are fond of humor, you will enjoyreading Twain’s fiction

17. The Adventures of Tom Sawyer and The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn

are loved by many

18. In how many novels do Tom Sawyer andHuck Finn appear?

19. Are the characters Tom Sawyer and HuckFinn based on real persons?

20. I could easily read Twain’s fiction for hours

Adjective and Adverb Phrases, p 56

E XERCISE A

near the Salinas River

2. Most of this artwork was created

by ninth-grade students

3. Everyone I have met at my new school hasbeen extremely kind to me

4. Throughout the summer, I worked

5. For dinner we will serve baked chickenwith rice and red beans

E XERCISE B

6. Near the entrance to the cave, wediscovered an old map

7. The movie’s ending took everyone

in the theater by surprise

8. What are some of the differences between the African elephant and the Asian elephant?

as a

ADV

On the first night,

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9. According to this recipe, the casserole

should be baked for thirty minutes

10. All of these lovely quilts were made

by hand

11. The development of the Internet

has changed our lives in many ways

12. Through the telescope we could see clearly

the rings around Saturn

13. In the living room Sam chased the kitten

around the couch

14. After sunset is there still enough light

for photography?

15. Austin, Texas, has been the capital both

of a state and of a country

The Participle, p 57

E XERCISE

1. The pacing lion made us nervous

2. A part of the broken bat nearly hit the

runner on third base

3. Our football team had a winning season

4. The hunted animal camouflaged itself

5. All new employees must first complete a

six-week training program

6. The road sign read, “Watch for

9. Throughout the storm the little puppy

remained under the bed, whimpering

10. Would you please remove the whistling

teakettle from the burner?

11. Typed hastily, the report contained several

3. The woman standing behind the podium is

Ms Kwan, our principal

4. Is a baseball card autographed by thatpitcher very valuable?

5. The dog, searching for food, roamed theneighborhood

6. Through my binoculars I spotted ahummingbird feeding on the nectar of agladiolus

7. The horse, walking slowly, approached thetrainer

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10. Walking along the beach, we looked forcolorful seashells

11. Ontario, situated between Quebec andManitoba, is Canada’s most populousprovince

12. Some literary critics consider that novel thebest one ever written

13. Walking through my new neighborhood, Imet many friendly people

14. Completed about 1506, Mona Lisa,

Leonardo da Vinci’s masterpiece, nowhangs in the Louvre

15. Glenn found on the Internet several goodarticles related to the topic of his sciencereport

16. Blowing her whistle, the lifeguard signaledthe swimmers to get out of the pool

17. Enchanted by the story, the children

plead-ed with Mr Torres to tell another

18. The student sitting at the first desk in thesecond row is an exchange student fromBrazil

19. Boarding Air Force One, the president

smiled and waved at the enthusiasticcrowd

20. Training hard, the gymnasts practiced theirfloor exercises

Participles and Participial Phrases, p 59

4. Swaggering, he waved to the crowd

5. Later, the winning team rushed off the field

E XERCISE B

6. The archaeologist worked slowly,examining each particle of dirt carefully

7. Artifacts buried in the site were valuable

8. Serving as clues to early life, artifacts arelike puzzle pieces

9. The archaeologist, recording all efforts andobservations, logged her progress

10. A computer, given certain data, can helpher date her findings

11. We saw the archaeologist brushing dirt off

15. An archaeological excavation would be anexciting experience for anyone interested inpast cultures

The Gerund, p 60

E XERCISE

1. My favorite pastime is stargazing

2. After Dad and I grew tired of shopping, wewent to a movie

3. Do you enjoy fishing?

4. Teaching is a noble profession

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