9th reviewing quiz_I Partial_III trim

Classify the sentences related to hyphenation of numbers according to their rules of use or no use.

Groups:

(a) Hyphen to # between 21 to 99

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(b) when the # is part of the compound noun

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(c) No when the period of time is in plural

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(d) When the fraction is part of adjective

• He bought a cake with a three-quarter inch thick layer of frosting.

• He lives in a three-story house on the hill.

• She has ninety-nine problems

• They have been married for seven weeks.

Choose the rule that justifies the use (or the no use) of hyphenation in this sentence.

The partially blind dog was his friend for a long time.

• NO when the adjective is being modified by an adverb

• NO when the two adjectives are separated ideas that can act alone to describe the noun

• NO when the adjectives come after the noun

Choose the sentence that follows this rule that tells you to hyphen when the two adjectives act as a single adjective. The other two sentences are incorrectly hyphenated.

• She has a lovely-brown German shepherd dog

• They are extremely-loyal to their family.

• The red-and-white dress was the perfect fit for her.

Match the following sentences with their corresponding rules for hyphenation. ALL THE SENTENCES ARE NOT COMPLYING WITH THE RULES. THEY ARE INCORRECTLY HYPHENATED OR NOT HYPHENATED AT ALL.

• He seems tired- and- exhausted

• Don’t use hyphens when an adjective is after the noun that is being described

• He had to catch-up with his classmates.

• Do not use hyphens for two-word phrasal verb

• They are passionately-loyal to him.

• Don´t use hyphen when the adjective is being modified by an adverb.

Classify the following pre and post modifiers that describe the noun RIVER

Groups:

(a) Appositives

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(b) Prepositional phraes

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(c) Adjective clause

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(d) Adjectives

• that we must take care

• with clear waters

• a natural boundary

• calming

• the source of life

• under the bridge

• polluted

• which is being drained

Reorder the following sentence in the correct order pre and post modifiers should be when adding more information to a noun.

Puntuation rules have not been followed to increase difficulty.

• a vibrant Monarch

• butterfly

• landed

• with translucent wings

• on the flower

Reorder the following sentence in the correct order pre and post modifiers should be when adding more information to a noun.

Puntuation rules have not been followed to increase difficulty.

• which I feel connected to

• in New York City

• on the horizon

• the moon

• rose slowly

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COMBINE THE FOLLOWING SENTENCES USING APPOSITIVES OR ADJECTIVE CLAUSES.

The book was short. It had only 65 pages. Peter finished it quickly.

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COMBINE THE FOLLOWING SENTENCES USING APPOSITIVES OR ADJECTIVE CLAUSES.

The car was made in 2009. It is a Toyota. It is red. It belongs to Joe.

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COMBINE THE FOLLOWING SENTENCES USING APPOSITIVES OR ADJECTIVE CLAUSES.

The girl is little. She is cute. She is also very smart. Her name is Mary.