Adv, Ind & Dep clauses; appositives and participial phrases #4

DIRECTIONS: Type out the following sentence with the CORRECT punctuation:

He was upset however he remained calm.

(a)  

DIRECTIONS: Type out the following sentence with the CORRECT punctuation:

Because he is rich he has many friends.

(a)  

DIRECTIONS: Type out the following sentence with the CORRECT punctuation:

The new student an immigrant from India could speak three languages.

(a)  

DIRECTIONS: Type out the following sentence with the CORRECT punctuation:

Captivated by the snow the children quickly put on their coats and gloves.

(a)  

What type of grammatical structure is UNDERLINED in the following sentence?

The small dog jealously guarded its food.

What type of grammatical structure is UNDERLINED in the following sentence?

He found his wallet, but the money was missing.

What type of grammatical structure is UNDERLINED in the following sentence?

The young boy left the party, humiliated by their harsh words.

What TWO grammatical structures are UNDERLINED in the following sentence?

While I was working on the car, my wife was diligently cooking dinner.

What type of grammatical structure is UNDERLINED in the following sentence?

My kids refuse to eat sauerkraut, a German dish of finely sliced cabbage.

DIRECTIONS: TYPE out the INDEPENDENT clause in the following sentence:

Distressed at the gloomy day, Amanda went back to bed.

(a)