Phrases and Clauses Standard ga grade 7, ela standard


cellist, played the cello solo in the spring recital



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Study Island (18) - Phrases and Clauses
cellist, played the cello solo in the spring recital.
44. The word "beneath" is a preposition that is part of the phrase "beneath the loose floorboard" This provides the information about the earring's location.


45. A prepositional phrase has to relate back to the noun, verb, or adjective it describes. The only sentence that contains a clear relation between the phrase and the rest of the sentence is "Jessica placed the beautiful, tall cake atop the marble kitchen counter" The preposition "atop" relates to
where Jessica placed the cake.
46. Prepositions are used to connect, to explain, and to show the relationship between ideas and things. In this sentence, the preposition "before" shows what time they will arrive.
47. "Though Lucy was a little afraid to try anew recipe" is a dependent clause, meaning it cannot standalone. It needs to be added to an independent clause to be considered a sentence. By adding it to sentence 5, it modifies how Lucy felt about trying anew recipe. There are two ways to add a dependent clause to an independent clause. When you place the dependent clause
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