Underline the subordinate clause and state whether it is an adjective clause, adverb clause or noun clause

unless you do something. (Adverb clause)
12. Do you know any store where they sell used books? (Adjective clause)

Part I: Independent and Dependent Clauses Answer Key

Identification:
1. IC
2. IC
3. DC
4. DC
5. IC
6. DC
Joining Clauses:
1. When I went to the zoo, I looked at the animals.
2. He came to class, but he forgot his homework.
3. We studied all night; therefore, we did well on the test.
4. She might have been sick, or maybe her car broke down.
5. They went out to eat because they were hungry

Answer

1. 
   Interrogative
   
2. 
   Declarative
   
3. 
   Exclamatory
   
4. 
   Imperative
   
5. 
   Imperative
   
6. 
   Declarative
   
7. 
   Interrogative
   
8. 
   Imperative
   
9. 
   Imperative
   
10. 
    Declarative
    

Answers
1. The girl looked at her brother and smiled. (Compound sentence)

2. Janet went to the library to borrow some books. (Simple sentence)
3. The water was so cold that we could not swim in it. (Complex sentence)
4. The little girl started crying when she couldn’t find her toy. (Complex sentence)
5. I live in a large city. (Simple sentence)
6. As soon as the bell rang, the children rushed out. (Complex sentence)
7. We saw a film which was based on the life of Nelson Mandela. (Complex sentence)
8. His crude remarks offended me. (Simple sentence)
9. Jane and Alice had their dinner and went for a walk. (Compound sentence)
10. The boys and the girls were shouting loudly. (Simple sentence)
11. The customers were happy because they got what they wanted. (Complex sentence)
12. The meeting was held in a room near the library. (Simple sentence)

Another week over – and I am so many days nearer health, and spring! I have now heard all my neighbour’s history, at different sittings, as the housekeeper could spare time from more important occupations. I’ll continue it in her own words, only a little condensed. She is, on the whole a very fair narrator and I don’t think I could improve her style.

In the evening, she said, the evening of my visit to the Heights, I know, as well as if I saw him, that Mr Heathcliff was about the place; and I shunned going out because I still carried his letter in my pocket, and didn’t want to be threatened, or teased anymore.

1. 
   The problem wasn't fixed by me.
   
2. 
   The town is protected by the police.
   
3. 
   John was raised in a small town by his mother. (note: the 'by his mother' phrase can be after the verb or at the end of the sentence)
   
4. 
   The building was painted last year (by someone).
   
5. 
   Penicillin was discovered in 1928 by Alexander Fleming.
   
6. 
   Grammar is studied on the Internet by some students.
   

Answers...

Question 1 - Incorrect. Actual Answer was: gets cleaned.

Question 2 - Incorrect. Actual Answer was: wasn't believed.

Question 3 - Incorrect. Actual Answer was: never gets used.

Question 4 - Incorrect. Actual Answer was: gets lost.

Question 5 - Incorrect. Actual Answer was: are thought.

Question 6 - Incorrect. Actual Answer was: gets damaged.

Question 7 - Incorrect. Actual Answer was: got killed.

Question 8 - Incorrect. Actual Answer was: will be known.

Question 9 - Incorrect. Actual Answer was: are loved.

Question 10 - Incorrect. Actual Answer was: are needed.

Question 11 - Incorrect. Actual Answer was: got promoted.

Question 12 - Incorrect. Actual Answer was: Getting paid.