Exam 1: The Sentence

Identify the preposition or prepositions in the sentence. -On Cape Cod, we admired the sailboats and yachts moored at nearly every marina.

Identify the nouns in the sentence. -Some people left after the first act.

Match each definition below with the appropriate part of speech -the person, place, or thing spoken of, spoken to, or speaking

Identify the nouns in the sentence. -Cass booked an inexpensive room in a quiet old inn.

Identify the verb in the sentence. -A good supervisor always appreciates constructive feedback.

Match each definition below with the appropriate part of speech -modifies (describes or limits)a noun or pronoun

Identify the preposition or prepositions in the sentence. -Mrs.Shaw took a long-awaited cruise across the Atlantic Ocean.

Identify the preposition or prepositions in the sentence. -Some people left after the first act.

Identify the nouns in the sentence. -Mrs.Shaw took a long-awaited cruise across the Atlantic Ocean.

Identify the adverb or adverbs in the sentence. -He and I took the certification exam, but we did poorly.

Identify the conjunction in the sentence. -Stop! There's a tornado warning now, and Ms.Lane told us to stay here!

Identify the nouns in the sentence. -The hotel caters to foreign dignitaries.

Identify the interjection in the sentence. -Stop! There's a tornado warning now, and Ms.Lane told us to stay here!

Identify the subject in the sentence. -He approves all travel requests.

Identify the adjectives in the sentence. -Cass booked an inexpensive room in a quiet old hotel.

Identify the subject in the sentence. -My nephew placed first in the Boston Marathon.

Identify the adverb or adverbs in the sentence. -Oh, no! When the e-mail went out, it had a really bad virus!

Identify the subject in the sentence. -Other options include term life insurance and group variable universal life.

Identify the adverb or adverbs in the sentence. -Terrific! They finally get to the mountains, but without a map or a cell phone!

Identify the adverb or adverbs in the sentence. -Students usually ask Ben or me for assistance.