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Grammar Quest: Verbs & Phrases

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Grammar terms quiz

by Ellis Sasser
1

Which sentence uses a transitive verb correctly: She cooked dinner.

2

What is an intransitive verb in a sentence like 'The sun rose'?

3

Identify the direct object in: 'They kicked the ball'

4

Which verb is linking in 'The soup tastes delicious'

5

What is a predicate nominative in 'She became a teacher'

6

Choose the sentence with a prepositional phrase

7

Which is an infinitive phrase?

8

In which sentence is 'to be' a linking verb?

9

Identify the prepositional phrase: 'She looked under the bed'

10

What is the subject in the sentence: 'The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog'

11

Which sentence has a simple subject?

12

Which sentence has a compound subject?

13

Identify the simple predicate in: 'The cat slept peacefully on the chair'

14

Which sentence uses a transitive verb?

15

Which sentence has a direct object?

16

What is a linking verb in these options?

17

In which sentence is there a predicate adjective?

18

What is a predicate nominative in a sentence?

19

Which phrase is a prepositional phrase?

20

What distinguishes a simple subject from a compound subject?

21

In 'The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog', what is the simple predicate?

22

Which sentence uses a transitive verb?

23

Identify the direct object in: 'She gave him a gift.'

24

In 'The soup tastes delicious', what is the role of 'tastes'?

25

Which phrase is a prepositional phrase?

26

Identify the infinitive phrase in: 'To win the championship is his dream.'

27

What type of phrase is 'to run fast in the race' in a sentence?

28

Which sentence contains a compound predicate?

29

In 'To travel the world brings her joy', what is the infinitive phrase's function?

30

What distinguishes a simple subject from a compound subject?

31

Which sentence contains a compound predicate?

32

Transitive vs. intransitive verb: Which sentence uses a transitive verb?

33

Identify the direct object in: 'Maria kicked the ball.'

34

In 'The soup tastes delicious,' which type of verb is tastes and what does it connect to?

35

Which is a prepositional phrase?

36

What is an infinitive phrase?

37

Which sentence has a simple subject and a compound subject?

38

Identify whether the verb is transitive or intransitive: 'She reads nightly.'

39

Which is an infinitive phrase used as a noun?

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