Grammar Practice WorksheetsDirections:After reading these directions, print out a copy of the Grammar Practice Worksheet To Print.Use the following guidelines to analyze each example.
- Underline the subject and verb of each main and dependent clause.
- Circle each subordinate connective.
- Label, track, and tabulate the number and type of clauses you find.
- Label prep (prepositional) , inf (infinitive) , and prp (present) or pp (past participle) phrases.
- Label lc (logical connectives) and cc (coordinate connectives).
After labeling all of the components you can find, mark your answer fragment, run-on, or correct.
If you called it a fragment, indicate the dominant structure.
- dc (dependent clause)
- inf (infinitive phrase)
- prp (present participle phrase)
- pp (past participle phrase)
- prep (prepositional phrase)
If you called it a run-on sentence, indicate why, and tell where the error occurred.
If you called it correct, indicate the sentence type.
- SS (Simple Sentence)
- CX (Complex Sentence)
- CC (Compound Sentence)
- CC-CX (Compound-Complex Sentence)
When you have completed this exercise, go to the Grammar Practice Answer Sheet to check your answers.
