Unit 4: Locating Subject & Verbs, Compound Subject and Verb

To all questions, write the subject first, then the verb. (simple subject and verb).

Write parentheses for indicating the verb.

Put a comma when the subject or verb is more than one.

Remember that a verb phrase counts as one subject. Do not put comma for verb phrase.

If you have read and followed the instructions, click YES.

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1. Do the ruins of ancient Greece still exist?

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2. Yes, in Athens a visitor can readily visit the old temples and amphitheaters.

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3. Visitors to the Louvre in Paris will always have an enjoyable time.

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4. Have you ever seen the tulip fields of Holland in the spring?

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5. There are quaint, old canals in the beautiful city of Venice.

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6. Do not overlook the catacombs of Rome, those secret meeting places of early Christians.

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7. Didn't many wealthy Americans once go on the grand tour of Europe?

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8. After graduation from college, students would often visit famous places in Europe.

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9. There are magnificent, quiet moorlands in England.

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