Grammar and Language Workbook

Grammar
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13. The Larsons love mornings when you can see the sunrise.
14. Often, if one is up early, you can see the first-quarter moon. 
15. Cory and Tania swung so high on the swings that you almost fell off.
16. My dog acts like such a comic that you can’t help but laugh. 
17. She climbed to the observation deck where you can see for miles.
18. My aunt and uncle took courses at the New University, where you pay very little tuition. 
19. We ran onto the frozen pond, which was so slippery that you slid all over the place. 
20. Ralph took his parents to the Italian restaurant, where you could order any pasta dish
imaginable.
21. The lions crept along in the high grass, which is what you do in stalking prey. 
22. I have a cat who watches birds on television, and you often wonder if he knows they
are not really in the room. 
23. The boys didn’t want to sit in the first row where you can’t see the screen.
24. After one has eaten too much, you may feel unwell. 
25. At the fair, Jack may take first place in the shot put, an event in which you must hurl
an iron ball as far as possible. 
26. We played musical chairs, that game in which you compete for a seat.
27. One should always do what you can. 
28. The fans crowded around the rock star so that you could get a better look at him. 
29. Is he sitting where you can see the screen? 
30. Susan programmed the VCR so you could see the science program. 
31. My after-school job makes me so tired that you fall asleep in the early evening. 
32. The salmon struggled to jump upstream, where you would reach quiet pools. 
33. She took her backpack on a long hike so that you could get away from the city noise. 
34. If students have not studied for a test, you are always glad if it is postponed.