Grammar Quiz

Grammar Clauses Quiz

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Identify the preposition in this sentence: The temperature yesterday was below zero!

A. yesterday

B. below

C. the

D. temperature


Jumping up and down on the bed.

A. Phrase

B. Clause


If I need to call you.

A. Phrase

B. Clause


There could be a problem.

A. Phrase

B. Clause


Identify the prepositions in this sentence: We went over the bridge in our new car.

A. over, our

B. in, car

C. we, bridge

D. over, in


Mary loves her students.

A. Noun

B. Pronoun

C. Neither


Which word is not a preposition?

A. around

B. between

C. together

D. underneath


Because, since, so that, in order to, as

A. to show reasons

B. to show the manner

C. to show places

D. to show conditions


After a good day.

A. Phrase

B. Clause


Identify the independent clause – “He didn’t complain so that he could keep his job.”

A. he didn’t complain at all

B. so that he could keep his job


Identify the dependent clause – “As soon as I saw her, I knew there was something wrong.”

A. as soon as I saw her

B. I knew there was something wrong


You will catch the train if you ……earlier.

A. Left

B. Leaves

C. Leave

D. Would leave


Identify the SUBORDINATING conjunction in the following sentence.

We can build a life-size snowman if it snows this weekend!
_
A. can

B. if

C. this

D. build


If it rains, you ……wet.

A. Will get

B. Would get

C. Get

D. Had got


Although Spot was sometimes a naughty dog, Mary and David couldn’t help but love their canine companion.

A. noun

B. pronoun

C. neither


Identify the preposition in this sentence: The ball rolled under the table.

A. ball

B. rolled

C. under

D. the


One unique aspect of Gaelic football players can carry the ball ___ they drop the ball on to the foot and kick it back into the hand every four steps.

A. as long as

B. unless

C. though

D. because


___ you don’t have the space or time to grow an organic garden, you can shop locally and support local farmers.

A. If

B. As long as

C. Whatever

D. As if


If I didn’t know better, I would swear Spot laughed too!

A. noun

B. pronoun

C. neither


Identifying Subordinating Conjunctions – “Even if the sky is falling, you’ll be my Valentine.”

A. even if

B. even

C. if

D. the sky


If I …….out tonight, I will go to the cinema.

A. Go

B. Went

C. Gone

D. Had gone


Identify the COORDINATING conjunction in the following sentence.

Janice will sing at the dance, or Katie will win the whole thing.
_
A. or

B. nor

C. for

D. at


Identify the SUBORDINATING conjunction in the following sentence.

Mom told me to finish my chores before I go outside.
_
A. finish

B. told

C. before

D. after


Before he goes to school, David washes his face.

A. noun

B. pronoun

C. neither


After she eats her breaksfast, Mary brushes her teeth.

A. noun

B. pronoun

C. neither


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