Grammar and Language Workbook

the adjective clause if it is not correct.
The movies that was premiered yesterday lacked excitement.
1. The plays that start this week seem pretty interesting, I would say.
2. The Carsons, who lives on Maple Street, are having a graduation party for Billy.
3. Geologists who work for the U.S. Geological Survey are involved in many fascinating subjects.
4. The rains that falls today should really restore the grass’s color.
5. Hawn is the only one of the students who do extra credit work on a regular basis.
6. The cats that wait at the door know they will get milk.
7. Those boxes that is filled with cans need to be taken to the recycling center.
8. Why do you keep these old notebooks that clutter up our room?
9. Do you have one of those pocket dictionaries that places a pronouncing guide after each word?
10. Haiku is one of the traditional Japanese verse forms that is popular today.

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Unit 7
Review
 Exercise 1
Underline the subject of each sentence. Then choose the verb in parentheses that
agrees with the subject and write it in the blank.
Paula
[
runs
every day after school. (runs, run)
1. Ben and Consuelo often 
[
duets. (sings, sing)
2. His fit of sneezing 
[
the class. (is disrupting, are disrupting)
3. The job
[
up a lot of his spare time. (takes, take)
4. Two hundred boxes of cards 
[
by the club. (was sold, were sold)
5. His frequent fevers
[
a worry to his parents. (was, were)
6. Gathering clouds
[
a storm. (foretells, foretell)
7. Her pets