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Grammar Practice for Students

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Improve your grammar skills by identifying verbs and direct objects, prepositional phrases. Engaging exercises for language learners.

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  1. Bellringer # 121 Copy the following sentences. Underline the verbs and circle the direct objects. Enrique borrowed his father’s car. Stella will visit her grandmother soon. Maria enjoyed the concert very much. 1) Verb borrowed DO car 2) verb will visit DO grandmother 3) verb enjoyed DO concert

  2. Bellringer#122 If you are with someone who is caught stealing, even if you are innocent, you could be prosecuted too. Knowing this, if you were in a department store and you saw your best friend steal a piece of jewelry (or anything) what would you say and do?

  3. Bellringer#123 Copy the sentence below, and underline the prepositional phrases in it. He gave his goats just enough food to keep them alive, but fed the strangers handsomely, in the hope of enticing them to stay with his flock. Prepositional phrases: just enough food to keep them alive, in the hope of enticing them, to stay with the flock.

  4. Bellringer#124 One of you teachers just returned from lunch and doesn’t know he has a piece of lettuce on his front tooth. Some of the students are beginning to laugh at him. Would you tell him about the lettuce? Why or why not?

  5. Bellringer#125 Copy the following sentence. Underline the subject of the main clause, and circle its verb. Because Old Smokey had traveled the ranges on horseback for so many decades, he felt strange speeding over them in a four-wheeled vehicle. Underline he and circle felt