Please, I need some help with these grammar questions!
1 - What is the function of the noun clause(s) in the following sentence? "Jennifer doesn't believe that Ron was at the office last night and she thinks that he might be cheating on her."
a) Object of the clause
b) subject of the clause
c) object of the preposition
d) subject complement
2 - How many clauses are in this sentence? (including the independent clause) "When Jessica feels sad, she likes to listen to sad songs, which somehow helps her feel better."
a) 2
b) 3
c) 4
d) 5
3 - What type of dependent clause is in the following sentence? "It is very important to keep in mind that not everyone will agree with your opinion."
a) adjective clause
b) noun clause as a object
c) adverb clause
d) noun clause as a subject
4 - Which sentence type is the following? "Once upon a time, in a land far, far away, a little girl wished upon a star for her wicked step-mother to be eaten by the evil dwarves inhabiting the nearby forest."
a) simple
b) compound
c) complex
d) compoud-complex
5 - What is the function of 'to celebrate her promotion' in the following sentence?Belinda invited her friends to her house for lunch to celebrate her promotion.
a) object to the verb invited
b) complement to invited
c) subject of independent clause
d) verb of a dependent clause
6 - A subject complement is similar to an object, except that it completes the meaning of the subject rather than the verb.
a) true
b) false
7 - What is the function of the phrase is brackets: "[A car that won't go] is not particularly useful."
a) adjective prepositional phrase
b) adverb prepositional phrase
c) noun phrase
d) verb phrase
8 - What is the function of the phrase in brackets: "sea shells for eyes seaweed [in his anus and nostrils]"
a) adverb prepositional phrase
b) adjective prepositional phrase
c) noun phrase
d) verb phrase
9 - Which sentence type is the following: "a man opens his mouth to the sea sees nothing ahead, nothing behind only a mound of cockle shellskjökkenmönddiger yet this mouth emits a sound from the sound, animals are born"
a) simple
b) compound
c) complex
d) complex-compund
10 - What is the function of the phrase in brackets: "But what do the English expect of a city [at the foot] [of the mountains]"
a) adverb and adjective prepositional phrases
b) noun clause and adjective phrases
c) both are adjective prepositional phrases
d) noun and adverb prepositional phrases
Top answer
First, which are your choices, desk zany 445?
- First, which are your choices, desk zany 445?
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1 - D (Because of the linking verbs.) — No, they are the objects of 'believe' and 'think'.
2 - B ("which somehow helps her feel better" is it a clause? — Yes. I can't see a subject.— They don't need one.)
3 -B
4 - C (Because it has one dependent clause.)
5 - B (It is a complement because it is not required for the
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