Sentence Structure and Clauses quizzes
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This GoConqr page gathers more than 70 Sentence Structure and Clauses quizzes, covering sentence types, objects and clauses. They give school students practice and offer teachers ready-made material, mostly at secondary level, with some university-level content. Choose a quiz and start exploring.
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- Sentence Elements157
- Subject-Verb Agreement20
- Types of Phrases44
- Types of Clauses86
- Relative Clauses57
- Noun Clauses19
- Adverbial Clauses87
- Participle Clauses6
- Conjunctions and Combining Sentences9
- Types of Sentences130
- Imperative Sentences59
- Simple, Compound and Complex Sentences60
- Word Order and Inversion39
- Parallel Structure7
- Sentence Fragments and Run-ons13
Quizzes
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117 questionsIngles 4
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33 questions4th Grade Language - Unit 1: Declarative, Interrogative, Imperative & Exclamatory Sentences What is your favorite food to make
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10 questionsDirect & Indirect Objects Read the following sentences carefully. Decide whether the words in CAPITAL LETTERS are subjects, direct ob...
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10 questionsSimple, Compound, and Complex Sentences A simple sentence contains only a subject and a verb.
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19 questionsEnglish: Run-on, Sentence, or Fragment? I can’t wait until Sunday we are going to a football game.
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14 questionsEnglish - Grammar: Types of Sentences Quiz on English - Grammar: Types of Sentences, created by Jill Hurley on 06/01/2019.
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38 questions4th Grade Language - Unit 1: Sentence or Fragment
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5 questionsLISTENING EXERCISE OF THE IMPERATIVES 1 scene Where did the lady in the pink sweater need to go?
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3 questionsEmbedded Clauses This is a quiz to encourage you to think about embedding clauses to add information.
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10 questionsSubject-verb agreement with quantifiers Most people don't need to write well.
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20 questionsEnglish Grammar UNED - PEC2 2022-23 Why DON’T prepositions form prepositional groups?
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20 questionsCHAPTER 5 - MOCK TEST 2 - UNED ENGLISH GRAMMAR What is one of the purposes of discontinuous units?
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10 questionsEnglish Grammar II - Coordination (U 4) Which of these are central coordinators?
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40 questionsP5 Grammar
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10 questionsQuiz1 (Present simple tense)
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13 questionsMacisyntax Which items illustrate the same sentence type (in terms of SV, SVO, SVOO etc.)?
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20 questions20151112 讓步副詞子句 P529 532
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9 questionsFour Types of Sentences Identify the four types of sentences?
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12 questionsSentence structure 2 Will you be coming tonight or are you too busy?
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12 questionsSentence structure 2 Will you be coming tonight or are you too busy?
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5 questionsUntitled Define A simple sentence.
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6 questionsACCUPLACER Practice Test Rewrite the sentence following the directions given below. Your new sentence should be well written and sho...
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8 questionsCompound Sentences - Joining Words Choose an option from the drop down list to join the two sentences together. John missed the bus. He was la...
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10 questionsSentence Types "It was a day for great news." What kind of a sentence is this?
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3 questionsDependent clauses A quick quiz which asks you to match dependent to independent clauses to make complex sentences.
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10 questionsUnit 15 Collective Nouns/ Subject-verb Agreement 集合名詞/ 主詞與動詞的一致性
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10 questionsNoun Clauses 1. I often wonder ............................ he is getting on.
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8 questionsQuiz 3 - Compound sentences
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5 questionsSentence Moods Which of the following is a minor sentence?
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6 questionsinverted word order Only if he gets a job
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35 questionsLanguage Exam We are moving to Cincinnatti in July I'll go to school there.
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10 questionsInperatives What is the correct imperative for the image?
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10 questionssentence elements 2 which of the following sentences has correct parallesim?
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20 questions20151125 目的副詞子句 P513 514
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2 questionsParticiple Clauses Exercise participle clauses
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17 questionsUNIT 21
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2 questionsClauses practice
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17 questionsUntitled who or what the sentence is about- the word (or words) that acts, is described or is acted on and all its m...
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18 questionsEnglish grammar 1 I asked the man whose car was in the drive way for help.
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10 questionsCELI : Mid-quarter assessment Read the sentence and click on the correct answer. A sentence that stands on its own is called:
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These quizzes let you work with sentences in different ways. Sentence Types asks you to identify kinds of sentences, while Direct & Indirect Objects asks you to distinguish subjects from direct and indirect objects. Other quizzes cover embedded clauses, noun clauses and subject-verb agreement.
Choosing and using a quiz
Start with Simple, Compound, and Complex Sentences if you want to practice recognizing sentence structures. For a different challenge, try the quiz on run-ons, complete sentences and fragments. Its examples ask you to look closely at what makes a sentence complete.
After taking a quiz, return to questions you found difficult and compare the examples. If you want to look over an idea before trying again, switch to a mind map on the unit page. Flashcards and notes are there too. Pick a topic and try a quiz when you are ready.
Frequently asked questions
Which quiz should I start with?
Start with Simple, Compound, and Complex Sentences if you want to practice recognizing those sentence structures. If you would rather focus on sentence purpose, Sentence Types asks you to identify what kind of sentence each example is. Both offer a way into the page’s topics.
What clause topics do the quizzes cover?
The page includes quizzes on embedded clauses, dependent clauses and noun clauses. Embedded Clauses uses sentences with missing sections, while Noun Clauses offers another topic to explore. You can choose the quiz that matches the clause work you want to practice.
Are these quizzes free to use?
Yes. Every quiz listed here is free to open and take without an account. The quizzes were made by GoConqr users. A free account also lets you save your quiz scores and make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes.