In the sentence below, draw one line under each independent clause and two lines under each subordinate clause. Then, classify the sentence by structure. On the line provided, write S for simple, CD for compound, CX for complex, or CD-CX for compound-complex.

______ The Hereford is a beef breed originally from England, and the Brahman, a breed native to India, is a type noted for its resistance to heat and to disease.

On the line provided, write an independent clause to complete the meaning of the given subordinate clause. Example 1. who open the exhibition

$$\underline{\text{The skaters who open the exhibition carry flags of the city, state, and nation.}}$$

that the semifinals were not sold out

In the sentence below, underline the independent clauses. For each independent clause you underline, identify the subject and verb by writing S above the subject and V above its verb.

Fern likes enchiladas, but I like tacos.

On the line provided, identify the sentence by its purpose, as declarative, imperative, interrogative, or exclamatory. Some sentences also contain a subordinate clause. Underline the clause, or, if the sentence has no subordinate clause, write no clause on the line provided. Example 1. Many words in our language have histories $\underline{\text{that are interesting to know.}}$

$$\underline{\text{dec.}}$$

In the nineteenth century, panoramas as large as three hundred feet long and fifty feet tall were popular.________

Underline the noun clause in the sentence. Then, identify how the noun clause is used by writing above it S for subject, DO for direct object, IO for indirect object, OP for object of a preposition, or PN for predicate nominative.

The teacher said that this little chunk of granite is over four billion years old.

For the following sentence, identify its purpose as declarative, imperative, interrogative, or exclamatory. Then, supply the proper end mark. Example 1. Why do some people enjoy thrill rides so much $\underline{\text{? int.}}$

I expected my sandals to fly off and land on people in line below us________

Identify the subject and verb of the clause below. Write S above the subject and V above the verb. If you do not find both a subject and its verb, write not a clause after the sentence.

where the dog buries its bones

On the line provided, identify the sentence by its purpose, as declarative, imperative, interrogative, or exclamatory. Some sentences also contain a subordinate clause. Underline the clause, or, if the sentence has no subordinate clause, write no clause on the line provided. Example 1. Many words in our language have histories $\underline{\text{that are interesting to know.}}$

$$\underline{\text{dec.}}$$

Have you ever seen a panorama that depicts a famous place or event?________

In the sentence below, part of the clause has been omitted to produce an elliptical clause. On the line provided, insert a word or words that would complete the clause. Example 1. You know that I don’t like horror movies as much $\underline{\text{as you do.}}$

Whenever __________________singing, you must support the tone with ample breath.

In the sentence below, underline the adjective clause. Circle the noun or pronoun that the clause modifies. Then, above each relative pronoun or relative adverb, write S for subject, DO for direct object, OP for object of preposition, or ADV for relative adverb.

The different tastes that you experience come from the interplay between food, your taste buds, and your brain.

In the sentence below, underline the adjective clause and circle the word or words the adjective clause modifies.

It is a country where both the land and the people present dramatic contrasts.

Underline the noun clause in the sentence. Then, identify how the noun clause is used by writing above it S for subject, DO for direct object, IO for indirect object, OP for object of a preposition, or PN for predicate nominative.

The mayor will give whoever passes the finish line first a key to the city.

On the line provided, write an independent clause to complete the meaning of the given subordinate clause. Example 1. who open the exhibition

$$\underline{\text{The skaters who open the exhibition carry flags of the city, state, and nation.}}$$

if there were still six seats together

Underline each subordinate clause in the sentence. Then, classify each subordinate clause by writing above it ADJ for adjective clause, N for noun clause, or ADV for adverb clause.

Although the bittern’s call is easy to identify, the source of the sound is usually hard to locate.