Clauses review

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1. For many years he has been the football coach (in our town.)
Independent Clause
Dependent Clause
Prepositional Phrase
Infinitive
Gerund Phrase
Participle Phrase
Absolute Phrase
Appositive Phrase
2. From the north came a freezing rain (to pelt us) after the snowstorm.
Appositive Phrase
Absolute Phrase
Participle Phrase
Infinitive
Prepositional Phrase
Dependent Clause
Independent Clause
Gerund Phrase
3. The old man, (running across the long, high bridge away from the monsters,) never thought he would make it out alive.
Appositive Phrase
Absolute Phrase
Participle Phrase
Infinitive
Prepositional Phrase
Dependent Clause
Independent Clause
Gerund Phrase
4. Without a partner, the boy (wearing the cool shirt) could not enter the dance competition.
Gerund Phrase
Independent Clause
Dependent Clause
Prepositional Phrase
Infinitive
Participle Phrase
Absolute Phrase
Appositive Phrase
5. We furiously paddled our canoe, (while its tip plunged beneath the surface from time to time,) against the fast-moving current in the river.
Gerund Phrase
Independent Clause
Dependent Clause
Prepositional Phrase
Infinitive
Participle Phrase
Absolute Phrase
Appositive Phrase
6. Jazz, rock, and dance bands specialize in different musical forms, (their musicians often being well-skilled in all three.)
Gerund Phrase
Independent Clause
Dependent Clause
Prepositional Phrase
Infinitive
Participle Phrase
Absolute Phrase
Appositive Phrase
7. (Centuries ago musicians entertained in castles and great houses.)
Gerund Phrase
Independent Clause
Dependent Clause
Infinitive
Prepositional Phrase
Participle Phrase
Absolute Phrase
Appositive Phrase
8. Some nobles maintained their own bands of musicians, (often a very talented group.)
Gerund Phrase
Independent Clause
Dependent Clause
Prepositional Phrase
Participle Phrase
Absolute Phrase
Appositive Phrase
Infinitive
9. Identify the subject and verb: In the West Indies, steel-drum bands are popular.
Subject: are Verb: popular
Subject: In Verb: West Indies
Subject: West Indies Verb: steel-drums
Subject: bands Verb: are
10. .Identify the subject and verb: The drum major, with a tall hat and a baton, leads the band.
Subject: the band Verb: drum
Subject: major Verb: leads
Subject: tall hat and baton Verb: leads
Subject: drum Verb: major
11. Whatever the circumstances are.
IC (Independent Clause)
DC (Dependent Clause)
12. Bottled water was delivered to their door.
IC (Independent Clause)
DC (Dependent Clause)
13. Harriet vowed never to do that again.
IC (Independent Clause)
DC (Dependent Clause)
14. Without supper
Clause (has a subject and a verb)
Phrase (NO subject or verb)
15. No one emptied the trash
Phrase (NO subject or verb)
Clause (has a subject and a verb)
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