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For each sentence, underline the subject and circle the object(s) - Sarah loves reading books.
Sarah (subject); books (object).
For each sentence, underline the subject and circle the object(s). - My parents bought a new car.
My parents (subject) ; a new car (object).
For each sentence, underline the subject and circle the object(s) - The cat chased the mouse under the table.
The cat (subject) ; the mouse (object)
To travel is my dream. (Replace "To travel" with a gerund)
Traveling is my dream. (Gerund)
The children are playing in the park. (Replace "The children" with a pronoun)
They are playing in the park. (Pronoun)
Rewrite each sentence by adding a relative clause to modify the subject. - The girl is my best friend. She lives next door.
The girl who lives next door is my best friend.
Rewrite each sentence by adding a relative clause to modify the subject. - The book is very interesting. I borrowed it from the library.
The book that I borrowed from the library is very interesting.
Rewrite each sentence by adding a relative clause to modify the subject. - The car belongs to my uncle. It is parked outside.
The car which is parked outside belongs to my uncle.
Rewrite each sentence by adding a relative clause to modify the subject. - The teacher is very kind. She teaches us English.
The teacher who teaches us English is very kind.
Rewrite each sentence by adding a relative clause to modify the subject. - The man helped me. He was wearing a blue jacket.
The man who was wearing a blue jacket helped me.
Rewrite each sentence using a pronoun, gerund, infinitive, noun phrase, or noun clause instead of the noun. - Swimming is my favorite hobby. (Replace with an infinitive)
To swim is my favorite hobby. (Infinitive)
Rewrite each sentence using a pronoun, gerund, infinitive, noun phrase, or noun clause instead of the underlined noun(s). - A long and difficult exam can be stressful. (Replace with a pronoun)
It can be stressful. (Pronoun)
