Grammar and Language Workbook

2. My problem is how I can finish this lengthy book in one week.
3. The stylish woman to whom I spoke is the founder of the local department store.
4. There will be a quiz after we watch the film on the battles of the Civil War.
5. Sarah was worried about whether she had made the basketball team.
6. The realtor who sold us this house designed it himself.
7. We were fortunate to arrive home before the snowstorm hit.
8. Shall I wait for you at your locker while you go to the office?
9. No one could understand what the foreign exchange student was trying to say.
10. The classical music that Mrs. Griffin likes the best is by Beethoven.
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 Exercise 3
Write frag. next to each sentence fragment. Write S next to each complete sentence.
frag.
The towels that Marcia used.
1. Elbow grease, elbow grease!
2. A lone bird floated high above us.
3. Where the other chemicals are stored.
4. Until we meet again!
5. Whenever you are ready to go.
6. Oh, just run of the mill.
7. The woman with the big hat.
8. The story Mondays are Murder by P. L. Rhoades is funny and mysterious.
9. If all of us can.
10. Gladys is feeling better today.
11. The dog went bananas at the sight of a Crispy Treat.
12. Said to tell you about it.
13. The moon is shining brightly tonight.
14. Mom would like to have a van, too.
15. The young man sitting alone on the bench.