Clause Quizzes & Trivia

An adverb clause is a group of words acting as an adverb to elaborate the action taking place in the sentence. Check out our online quiz and fill the sentences with an adverb clause. You can choose from the four options...

What do you know about relative clauses? Do you believe you can sail through this quiz? A relative clause is the type most often considered, qualifies a specific element occurring in the main clause, and refers to that...

Do you know anything about relative clauses? A relative clause is a clause that typically modifies a noun or noun phrase and is presented by a relative pronoun, a relative adverb, or zero relatives. A relative clause can be...

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Relative clauses are clauses starting with the relative pronouns who, that, which, whose, where, when. All these are used in the English language to relate two or more ideas. Test your knowledge below. All the best.

After each run-on sentence below select the remedy that would best repair that sentence.If the sentence is correctly written the way it stands, select the first option.The explanation will attempt to justify our editing of that...

This is being created to test the students knowledge of what they've learned so far about run on sentences

THIS TEST WILL  HELP YOU STUDY THE "NON-DEFINING RELATIVE CLAUSES". PLEASE, READ AND ANSWER CAREFULLY.

Write the dependent clause in each sentence.

Identify each sentence below as either a simple sentence, compound sentence, complex sentence, or compound-complex sentence.

Make a question from the given sentence. The words in parentheses should be the answer to the question you make. Use question word (who,what, how, etc) and change the question to a noun clause. Here is examples to this...

This quiz is used to determine a student's ability to distinguish independent and dependent clauses. Let's start this quiz now!

Fill in the blank!  Warning :  - Don't put full stop in the end of your answer!                     -Don't use capital!

Melissa Matalon, Kayla Scoli, Natalie Calianese, and Ryan Coyle Mrs. Recine Period 4 Test your skills after our run-on lesson!

Make a question from the given sentence. The words in parentheses should be the answer to the question you make. Use question word (who,what, how, etc) and change the question to a noun clause. Here is examples to this...

Fill in the blanks below, answering the questions for each clause. Your answer will be one of the followings for each question: Subordinate Clause, Main Clause, Adjective Clause, Noun Clause, Adverb Clause.

A noun clause is basically an independent clause that acts as a noun. There is a way in which one can change a general question into a noun clause, which we covered in class over the past few days. Do you believe you...

Test your understanding of run-on sentences and comma splice errors.

This is a quiz to test your knowledge on adjective and adverb clauses. Take this quiz and learn more about it!

"If I took French, I could go to Paris" Match the IF clause with the correct end of its sentence. This is Anne's native take on learning French IF clauses (SI...), one topic at a time. Much more learning French hypothesis on...

Choose the relative clause that completes each sentence. The password is english4. The deadline is May 24, 2010 @ 11:59 p.m.

(adapted from michael vince)

Are you familiar with comma splice or fused sentences? Do you think you can pass this quiz? Both writing errors are sentence boundary errors that occur when independent clauses are joined incorrectly. A comma splice arises when a...