This document provides a lesson on incomplete clauses from The Complete Guide To The TOEFL Guide PBT Edition. It discusses different types of clauses (independent, dependent, compound) and elements that can be missing from clauses (subject, verb, object, complement). It also covers clauses beginning with there or it. The second half provides an exercise with 25 sentences where the reader must choose the option that correctly completes each sentence.
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- Section A contains questions on phonetics where students must identify words pronounced differently.
- Section B contains grammar and vocabulary questions testing parts of speech, tenses, prepositions etc.
- Section C contains reading comprehension passages and questions.
- Section D provides writing prompts testing ability to maintain meaning while changing sentence structure.
The test covers a wide range of English skills and knowledge at the 10th grade level.
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This document provides strategies and guidelines for answering structure questions on the TOEFL exam. It discusses 9 key skills for these types of questions: subjects and verbs, objects of prepositions, present and past participles, coordinate connectors, adverb clause connectors, noun clause connectors, noun clause connector/subjects, and adjective clause connectors. For each skill, it provides examples of sentences with missing words and explains the underlying grammar rules to apply when considering which answer choice correctly completes the sentence. The overall document aims to help test-takers understand and apply English grammar concepts to correctly answer structure questions on the TOEFL exam.
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Jack London (1876-1916) was an American writer known for combining realism and humanitarian themes in his works. He was born in San Francisco and later participated in the Alaska Gold Rush, experiences he drew from for his writing. Some of his most famous works include The Call of the Wild and other stories about civilization reverting to a primitive state. London wrote over 50 books in his colorful life and popular writing career before committing suicide at age 40.
This document contains an English test with multiple sections:
- Section A contains questions on phonetics where students must identify words pronounced differently.
- Section B contains grammar and vocabulary questions testing parts of speech, tenses, prepositions etc.
- Section C contains reading comprehension passages and questions.
- Section D provides writing prompts testing ability to maintain meaning while changing sentence structure.
The test covers a wide range of English skills and knowledge at the 10th grade level.
Edwin Hubble was a famous American astronomer born in 1889. He excelled in school in math, science, and sports, earning scholarships to the University of Chicago. He studied law at Oxford but returned to his true passion of astronomy, earning a doctorate in 1917. He was invited to work at the Mt. Wilson Observatory in California. Hubble made four major contributions to astronomy, including discovering galaxies outside the Milky Way and determining the universe is constantly expanding, providing evidence for the Big Bang theory. He received many honors but not the Nobel Prize as there was no award for astronomy.
The passage discusses rock and soil samples collected during the Apollo 11 mission to the Moon in 1969. It describes two types of rocks - basalt and breccia - found on the lunar surface. Basalt is volcanic rock that indicates the Moon was once extremely hot. Breccia forms when falling objects impact the surface, compressing rock fragments. The soil contains tiny rock and glass pieces from meteor impacts. Gases like hydrogen and helium in some rocks were likely carried by solar winds. The samples provided insights into the Moon's composition and development.
This document provides strategies and guidelines for answering structure questions on the TOEFL exam. It discusses 9 key skills for these types of questions: subjects and verbs, objects of prepositions, present and past participles, coordinate connectors, adverb clause connectors, noun clause connectors, noun clause connector/subjects, and adjective clause connectors. For each skill, it provides examples of sentences with missing words and explains the underlying grammar rules to apply when considering which answer choice correctly completes the sentence. The overall document aims to help test-takers understand and apply English grammar concepts to correctly answer structure questions on the TOEFL exam.
This document contains 25 sentences with gaps that require the selection of the appropriate word or phrase to complete each sentence. The correct answers are provided after each item. The key is to choose the option that best completes the meaning of each sentence in a grammatically correct way.
The document discusses a book titled "1000 Soal Grammar Bahasa Inggris dan Kunci Pembahasan" (1000 English Grammar Questions and Answer Keys). The author expresses gratitude for completing the book, which contains questions to test English grammar skills for exams like TOEFL and civil service exams. The author thanks all who helped complete the book and welcomes criticism and suggestions to improve future works.
This document contains a practice English exam for grade 9 students in Vietnam. The exam has 10 sections testing different English skills. Section I has 5 multiple choice questions about pronunciation. Section II has 5 multiple choice questions about word stress patterns. Section III has 10 multiple choice questions about grammar and vocabulary in sentences. Section IV has 10 questions to identify and correct errors in sentences. The following sections continue testing additional English skills through tasks like filling in blanks, answering questions about passages, rewriting sentences, and using suggested words to form sentences. The exam covers a wide range of fundamental English skills.
Bài tập đọc hiểu luyện thi lớp 10 môn tiếng anhHọc Tập Long An
Jack London (1876-1916) was an American writer known for combining realism and humanitarian themes in his works. He was born in San Francisco and later participated in the Alaska Gold Rush, experiences he drew from for his writing. Some of his most famous works include The Call of the Wild and other stories about civilization reverting to a primitive state. London wrote over 50 books in his colorful life and popular writing career before committing suicide at age 40.
Bài tập đọc hiểu luyện thi lớp 10 môn tiếng anhHọc Tập Long An
Jack London (1876-1916) was an American writer known for combining realism and humanitarian themes in his works. He was born in San Francisco and later participated in the Alaska Gold Rush, experiences he drew from for his writing. Some of his most famous works include The Call of the Wild and White Fang, which deal with civilization reverting to a primitive state. London was enormously popular internationally and translated into many languages. He committed suicide at the age of 40.
Bài tập đọc hiểu luyện thi lớp 10 môn tiếng anhHọc Tập Long An
Jack London (1876-1916) was an American writer known for combining realism and humanitarian themes in his works. He was born in San Francisco and later participated in the Alaska Gold Rush, experiences he drew from for his writing. Some of his most famous works include The Call of the Wild and White Fang, which deal with civilization reverting to a primitive state. London was enormously popular internationally and translated into many languages. He committed suicide at the age of 40.
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This document discusses different types of clauses that can be used to form sentences, including independent clauses, compound sentences, and complex sentences. It also describes common errors that can occur when clauses are missing subjects, verbs, objects, or complements. Specific examples are provided to illustrate incomplete clauses and how to identify the missing elements.
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Jack London (1876-1916) was an American writer known for combining realism and humanitarian themes in his works. He was born in San Francisco and later participated in the Alaska Gold Rush, experiences he drew from for his writing. Some of his most famous works include The Call of the Wild and White Fang, which deal with civilization reverting to a primitive state. London was enormously popular internationally and translated into many languages. He committed suicide at the age of 40.
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2. Lesson 17: Incomplete
Independent Clauses
A) Clauses:
All sentences consist of one or more
clauses. A simple sentence consist of one
clase.
* People need vitamins.
* The man took a vitamin pill.
* Judy lives in northern California.
3. A compound sentence consists of two
independent clauses joined by a
coordinating conjunction (such as and and
but).
* The man took a vitamin pill, and he
drank a glass of orange juice.
* Judy lives in northern California now,
but she was raised in Ohio
4. A complex sentence consists of an
independent clause (called the main clause)
and a dependent (subordinate) clause.
Subordinate clauses may be adverb clauses,
noun clauses, or adjective clauses. In the
sentence below, the independent clauses is
italized.
* The man took a vitamin pill because he
had a cold.
(independent clause + adverb clause.)
5. B) Missing Subjects, Verbs, Objects, and
Complements.
All clauses have a subject and a verb.
Clauses with an action verb often take a
direct object as well.
Subejct Verb Object
People need vitamins
6. The verb missing from an independent
clause may be a single-word verb (need,
was, took, had, walked) or a verb phrase
consisting of one or more auxiliary verbs and
a main verb (will need, has been, should
take, would have had, had walked). The
verbs may be active (need, take) or passive
(was needed, is taken).
7. The missing subject and direct object may
be a noun (people, vitamins, Tom), a noun
phrase (some famous people, a vitamin pill)
or a pronoun (he, she, it).
After the verb to be and certain other non-
action verbs, a subject complement is used
rather than a direct object (subject complents
are also known as predicate nominatives and
predicate adjectives).
8. Subject Verb Complement
She is an architect.
C) Clauses with There and It.
Some clauses begin with the introductory
words there and it rather than with the
subject of the sentence. These introductory
words are sometimes called expletives.
9. The expletive there shows that someone or
something exists, usually at a particular time
or place. These sentences generally follow
the pattern there + verb to be + subject.
* There are many skycrapers in New
York city.
* There was a good movie on television
last night.
10. The expletive it is used in a number of
different situations and patterns:
* It is important to be punctual for
appointments.
(with the verb to be + adjective + infinitive)
* It was in 1959 that Alaska became a
state.
(with the verb to be + adverbal + noun clause)
* It takes a long time to learn a language.
(with the verb to take + tiem phrase + infinitive)
11. * It was David who did most of the work.
(with the verb to be + noun + relative clause)
It and there, along with the verb and other
sentence elements, may be missing from the
stem.
12. Exercise 17: Choose the one option –(A),
(B), (C), or (D)- that correctly completes
the sentences, and then mark the
appropriate blank.
1. In the United States, _____ is generally the responsability of
municipal governments.
_______ (A) for water treatment.
_______ (B) water treatment.
_______ (C) where water treatment.
_______ (D) in which water treatment.
13. 2. Crop rotation ______ of preserving soil fertility.
______ (A) it is one method
______ (B) one method
______ (C) a method is one
______ (D) is one method
3. _____ the dollar as its monetary unit in 1878.
______ (A) Canada adopted
______ (B) Adopted by Canada
______ (C) It was adopted by Canada
______ (D) The Canadian adoption of
14. 4. ______ almost impossible to capture the beauty of the aurora
borealis in photographs.
______ (A) Being
______ (B) It is
______ (C) There is
______ (D) Is
5. Usually, political cartoons ______ on the editorial page of a
newspaper.
______ (A) appear
______ (B) whose appearance
______ (C) by appearing
______ (D) when they appearg
15. 6. ______ two major art museums, the Frogg and the Sadler.
______ (A) Harvard University has
______ (B) At Harvard University
______ (C) Harvard University, with its
______ (D) There at Harvard University
7. American actress and director Margaret Webster _____ for her
production of Shakespearean plays
______ (A) who became famous
______ (B) famous as she became
______ (C) becoming famous
______ (D) became famous
16. 8. ______ gas tanks connected to welding equipment, one full of
oxygen and the other full of acetylene.
______ (A) It is two
______ (B) Of the two
______ (C) There are two
______ (D) Two
9. _____ is more interested in rhythm than in melody is apparent
from his compositions.
______ (A) That Philip Glass
______ (B) Philip Glass, who
______ (C) Philip Glass
______ (D) Because Philip Glass
17. 10. Compressed air ______ the power to drive pneumatic tools.
______ (A) by providing
______ (B) provides
______ (C) that provides
______ (D) the provision of
11. _____ by cosmics rays.
______ (A) The earth is constantly bombared
______ (B) Bombared constantly, the earth
______ (C) Bombarding the earth constantly
______ (D) The earth’s constant bombardment
18. 12. ______ primary colors are red, blue, and yellow.
______ (A) There are three
______ (B) The three
______ (C) Three of them
______ (D) That the three
13. _____ who was elected the first woman major of Chicago in
1979.
______ (A) It was Jane Byrne
______ (B) Jane Byrne
______ (C) That Jane Byrne
______ (D) When Jane Byrne
19. 14. On the Moon, ______ air because the Moon’s gravitational
fiedl is too weak to retain an atmosphere.
______ (A) there is no
______ (B) where no
______ (C) no
______ (D) is no
15. The Glass Mountain of northwestern Oklahoma _____ with
fleck of gysum, which shine in the sunlight.
______ (A) they are covered
______ (B) covered them
______ (C) that are covered
______ (D) are covered
20. 16. Every computer consist of a number of systems ______
togheter.
______ (A) by working
______ (B) work
______ (C) they work
______ (D) that work
17. In some cases, ______ to decide if an organism is a plant or
an animal.
______ (A) difficult if
______ (B) it is difficult
______ (C) the difficulty
______ (D) is difficult
21. 18. The first American novelist to have a major impact on the
world literature ______.
______ (A) who was James Fenimore Cooper.
______ (B) James Fenimore Cooper was.
______ (C) it was James Fenimore Cooper.
______ (D) was James Fenimore Cooper.
19. _____ important railroad tunel in the United States was cut
through the Hoosac Mountains in Massachusetts.
______ (A) At first
______ (B) It was the first
______ (C) The first
______ (D) As the first of
22. 20. Generally, ______ in the valleys and foothills of the Pacific
Coast ranges.
______ (A) the California poppy grown
______ (B) the growth of the California poppy
______ (C) the California poppy grows
______ (D) growing the California poppy
21. When bats are at rest, _____ hang upside-down.
______ (A) they
______ (B) and
______ (C) to
______ (D) as
23. 22. ______ that the capital of South Carolina was moved from
Charleston to Columbia.
______ (A) In 1790 was
______ (B) There was in 1790
______ (C) In 1790
______ (D) It was in 1790
23. Although not as important as they once were, _____ a major
form of transportation in North America.
______ (A) there are still railroads
______ (B) railroads, which are still
______ (C) railroads are still
______ (D) railroads still being
24. 24. ______ amino acids that serve as the basic building blocks of
all proteins.
______ (A) About twenty
______ (B) For about twenty of
______ (C) About twenty are
______ (D) There are about twenty
25. The Loop, which is the commercial heart of Chicago, _____
within a rectangular loop of elevated train tracks.
______ (A) that is enclosed
______ (B) enclosing it
______ (C) is enclosed
______ (D) enclosed