Grammar and Language Workbook

10. Your new puppy really seems timid.

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Cumulative Review: Units 1–2
 Exercise 1
Write C for concrete, A for abstract, or col. for collective above the simple subject of
each sentence. Write TR for transitive or int. for intransitive above each simple predicate.
C
int.
The little bear cub cried for its mother.
1. Conrad fenced in the yard last week.
2. Our team made the winning play in the last minute of the championship game.
3. Beauty comes through each one of Akira’s many wonderful paintings.
4. A mighty lightning bolt struck the tall fir tree outside my window last night.
5. That idea originated in the mind of a nineteenth-century writer named Thomas Hardy.
6. Jamal bought his car in Cleveland from his Aunt Harriet.
7. The royal regiment parades daily in front of the queen’s palace.
8. The assembly gathered everyone in our class together for the big announcement.
9. Wisdom finds a way through even life’s most complicated difficulties.
10. Alice took Todd to the theater for a performance of Shakespeare’s Much Ado About Nothing.
11. The snow shines brightly in the clear morning sunlight.
12. Yussuf explained everything clearly and without hesitation.
13. Our family enjoys this brand of cereal more than any other.
14. My foolishness embarrassed me yesterday in front of everyone in the acting class.
15. Daniel loves a hike through the state forest every once in a while.
16. Reason dictates a careful response to any form of aggression.
17. A jury must decide on many important questions.
18. The little chicks peeped loudly for some food.
19. The student confederation suggested a number of options for our consideration.