208 Grammar and Language Workbook, Grade 6
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Usage
Cumulative Review: Units 1–10
Exercise 1 Draw a vertical line between each subject and predicate. Draw one line
under each simple subject and two lines under each simple predicate.
The marching bandwill play at the parade.
- Corinnesings in the choir at church.
- The crying childwas calmed by his mother.
- The ice creammelted in the sun.
- The pizza parlorbecomes busy every Friday night.
- Our math teacherrarely gives us homework.
- Allof the sixth graders are going on a field trip.
- Several inchesof snow fell overnight.
- Tracyforgot her lunch today.
- Most meteor showerscome from the debris of comets.
- Mark Twainwas the pen name of the author Samuel Clemens.
- Mark, Isaiah, Shana, and Micahmet Mr. Lee on their way to the new mall.
- The ocean watertasted salty.
- The familiesin our neighborhood save and recycle their cans and newspapers.
- The saladwith the artichoke hearts tasted delicious.
- The black stallionran away and jumped over the fence.
- Our teamdid well in the game on Saturday.
- Balais my sister’s science tutor.
- The student committeevoted for a car wash on Saturday.
- The soccer teamwon its third game in a row.
- My uncle’s joba car and a uniform.