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Clause Elements Quiz

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Test your knowledge of clause parts

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Clause Elements QuizOnline version

Test your knowledge of clause parts

by Juampi Otero
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What is the subject in a clause?

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What is the predicate?

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What is an object in a clause?

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What is a complement?

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What is an adverbial?

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What is a dependent (subordinate) clause?

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What is an independent (main) clause?

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In 'She read the book', what is the direct object?

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What’s an embedded (subordinate) clause?

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The subject is who or what performs the action or is described.

The predicate includes the verb and information that completes the meaning about the subject.

The object receives the action of the verb in many clauses.

Complements complete the sense of the subject or object, not just add extra info.

Adverbials specify details like when, where, how, or to what extent.

Dependent clauses rely on another clause to complete meaning.

Independent clauses express a complete thought by themselves.

The direct object is the noun receiving the action of the verb.

Embedded (subordinate) clauses are contained within larger clauses.

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