Types Of Sentences Quiz 52 (30 MCQs)

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1. What type of sentence?Do you know what time it is?
2. What is the COMPLETE Subject of this sentence:The crazy students ran around in the snow.
3. When the mob saw the police vans, it dispersed
4. The girl, [who ran very fast], is my cousin. The bracketed part is ..... phrase.
5. What type of question is this:Stop! Close the door.
6. Oh, I love Wheaties!
7. Hmmm, pizza is yummy.
8. Skill focus:Implied subject in imperative sentences. True or False:In the imperative sentence, 'Take out the trash now, ' the implied subject is 'you'.
9. In which Sentence Generally the subject is not mentioned:-
10. Can I have a cookie
11. What kind of sentence is this?Can you believe that happened?
12. Match each sentence to its correct type. 1. The concert was absolutely incredible! 2. Did you get good seats? 3. We sat in the third row. 4. Please tell me all about it.
13. Do you have a pencil
14. Can I go outside to play?
15. In what year did the first athlete appear on a Wheaties box?
16. Can you not make so much noise?
17. True or False:The sentence 'He didn't say nothing to the teacher' is a grammatically correct negative sentence.
18. Happy New Year
19. In a Simple Sentence ..... must be present.
20. Get on the bus.
21. This is the most beautiful lawn I have ever seen.
22. An exclamation:
23. The Leaning Tower of Pisa is in Italy.
24. Who will be the next president?
25. Do you like cheese pizza?
26. How would you change the declarative sentence 'That was a difficult test' into an exclamatory sentence to show strong feeling?
27. Choose the right order of punctuations for these sentences.1. There is a pony in the field ..... 2. Are we going swimming ..... 3. Have you seen my hat and gloves .....
28. True or False:In the imperative sentence 'Never run with scissors, ' the word 'Never' functions as the negative marker.
29. Why did Jemmy get whipped?
30. What type of sentence is this:Remember to complete your reading log this week.