Identify the following sentence as Simple (S); Compound (CD); Complex (CX); or Compound-Complex (CDCX): Wait until he arrives.

Identify the following sentence as Correct or Incorrect. Hint: The sentence may contain any number of punctuation, capitalization, or spelling errors that we discussed for Test 3. Please lay on the ground until the tornado has passed.

Identify the following sentence as Correct or Incorrect. Hint: The sentence may contain any number of punctuation, capitalization, or spelling errors that we discussed for Test 3. Please lay on the ground until the tornado has passed.

The noun that a pronoun takes the place of is known as a(n) ___________.

Identify the word in quotation marks as a Predicate Noun, Predicated Adjective, Direct Object,  Indirect Object, Verb, or None of These: Some of the “students” will take the bus to the farmer’s market in Starkville this weekend.

Identify the word in quotation marks as a Predicate Noun (PN); Predicated Adjective (PA); Direct Object (DO); Indirect Object (IO); Verb (V); or None of These (NT): The table looks “broken”, but the owner said that it was in good shape.

Identify the word in quotation marks as a Participle (P); Gerund (G); Infinitive (I); Verb (V); or None of These (NT): One of my favorite activities is “skating.”

The noun that a pronoun takes the place of is known as a(n) ___________.

Identify the word in quotation marks as a Predicate Noun (PN); Predicated Adjective (PA); Direct Object (DO); Indirect Object (IO); Verb (V); or None of These (NT): The table looks “broken”, but the owner said that it was in good shape.

Identify the following sentence as Correct or Incorrect. Hint: The sentence may contain any number of punctuation, capitalization, or spelling errors that we discussed for Test 3. The childrens magazine editor works for three organizations.