Grammar and Language Workbook

2. On the runway waits the jetliner.
3. Listen to the new Mary Black CD before noon, please.
4. Observe the animals in their own habitat.
5. To her appeared three angels.
6. On the porch, right by the door, sat a huge spotted toad.
7. Sing us again that beautiful ballad about the cup and the tree and the windswept hill.
8. There still remain many ruins from ancient Rome and Greece.
9. In your aquarium, Benito, swim some pretty, colorful tropical fish.
10. Into the sunset rode the weary travelers.
11. For Christopher Columbus, beyond the ocean lay an exciting, mysterious adventure.
12. Within the enclosure stands the statue in warm, quiet sunlight.
13. Deep within the sea lives that amazing titan, the giant squid.
14. How absolutely beautiful grows your flower garden this year, Mrs. Crow!

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15. Up and down the lagoon swam the shark in search of prey.
16. Through the night echoed the yips and cries of the lonely coyote pups.
17. On the Fourth of July, 1776, appeared the Declaration of Independence for the Continental
Congress’s approval.
18. Across the Irish bog drifted the exquisite, heartrending music of the uilleann pipes, those
lovely Irish bagpipes.
19. High on the dizzy mountain heights live the white mountain sheep.
20. All through the night danced the crowd in the ballroom near the moonlit beach.
 Exercise 2
Write U beside each sentence that has you as its understood subject. Write I beside