REVIEW

SENTENCES WITH ONE CLAUSE

Make sure a sentence has a S + V
1. Pepsin __________ an enzyme used in digestion
(A) that (C) of
(B) is (D) being

Make sure the S agrees with the V

2. A camel __________ 30 gallons of water in ten minutes
(A) drink around (C) a large drink of
(B) can drink (D) with a drink of
 SINGULAR PLURAL
COUNTABLE NOUN Another Both Several
Each Many Fewer
Every A few A number
UNCOUNTABLE A little
NOUN Amount
Much
Less
Please see page 97 number 4

100 million VS millions of people

1. Each part of the brains in human controls a separate part of the body.
A B C D
2. A large number of people still __________ along straight-party lines.
(A) votes (B) vote
3. Each student in this building __________ for a new facility by next
year.
(A) hope (B) hopes
 PLURAL COUNTABLE AND UNCOUNTABLE NOUN
All
A lot
Lots
Plenty + of the (object/objects) + V
Some
Most
Half
1. The witnesses saw that most of the fire in the hills was extinguished.
2. Some of the animals from the zoo was released into the animal preserve.
 A number
The number
are/were
is

V1+s/es V1

has Have
A number and The number
The number of people lined up for tickets was four hundred.
A number of people have written this project.
 Be careful of object of preposition
Be careful of appositives
Be careful of present participles (Ving)
1. The man is talking to his friend.
2. The man talking to his friend has a beard.
Be careful of past participles (V3)
1. The family has purchased a television.
2. The poem was written by Paul.
3. The television purchased yesterday was expensive
4. The poem written by Paul appeared in the magazine.
SENTENCES WITH MULTIPLE CLAUSES
Use coordinate connectors correctly (FANBOYS)
Use adverb time and cause connecters correctly
Use other adverb connectors correctly
 COORDINATE CONNECTORS
FOR AND NOR BUT OR YET SO
She laughed, but she wanted to cry.
S V, connector S V

ADVERB TIME AND CLAUSE CONNECTORS

TIME CAUSE

after as soon as once when as as because since

before since whenever as long as by the time inasmuch as
until while now that
Teresa went inside because it was raining
S V Conn S V
Now that you left, it kills me to stay
Conn S V, S V
OTHER ADVERB CONNECTORS

CONDITION CONTRAST MANNER PLACE

if in case although as Where

provided though in that wherever
providing even though while
unless whereas
whether
Bob went to school even though he felt sick.
S V Conn S V
Unless it is stated, all the products are purchased by myself
Conn S V, S V
MORE SENTENCES WITH MULTUPLE CLAUSES
Use adjective clause connectors correctly
Use adjective clause connector/subjects correctly
Use noun clause connectors correctly
Use noun clause connector/subjects correctly
 ADJECTIVE CLAUSE CONNECTORS

WHOM (FOR PEOPLE) WHICH (FOR THINGS) THAT (FOR PEOPLE AND
THINGS)
I liked the book which you recommended.
S V Conn S V
The boy whom I like lives near Sallys house.
S Conn S V V

ADJECTIVE CLAUSE CONNECTOR/SUBJECTS

WHO (FOR PEOPLE) WHICH (FOR THINGS) THAT (FOR PEOPLE AND
THINGS)
She needs a secretary who types fast.
S V Conn/S V
The shoes which matched the dress was on sale.
S Conn/S V V
 NOUN CLAUSE CONNECTORS
- WHAT, WHEN, WHERE, WHY, HOW -WHATEVER, WHENEVER -
WHETHER, IF -THAT
I know what you did last summer.
S V Conn S V
What you did was awesome.
Conn S V V

NOUN CLAUSE CONNECTOR/SUBJECTS

WHO WHOEVER WHAT WHATEVER WHICH
WHICHEVER
I know what happened
S V Conn/S V
What happened was terrifying
Conn/S V V