1-4. Label each word in the following sentence by its part of speech: The way to Rome is clearly laid out. Adj. noun prep noun verb adv. Verb prep 5. Identify the subject (S) and main verb (V) in the following sentence: The way to Rome is clearly laid out. Subject: way verb: is 6-8. Identify each of the bolded words/phrases using one of the labels in the box: Dependent clause (DC) Independent clause (IC) IC, coordinating conjunction IC. Sentence run-on IC; IC. ICDC. DC, IC. Subject/verb agreement problem Prepositional phrase coordinating conjunction subordinating conjunction Conjunctive adverb IC; ca, IC. Fragment Appositive 6. In cooperation with the choir, the children have prepared a delightful musical number. IC 7. There are concerns that you haven’t gone through the proper channels. SC 8. The old man said, that galanos,” this is a startling declaration. “Eat IC, IC = run-on 9. Write an example of an Ic; ca, ic. I work; therefore, I earn money. 10. Write an embedded MLA in-text citation (a quote as we’ve been writing them on our essays) using the following information: Author: Ernest Hemingway Page: 119 Quote: Eat that, galanos. And make a dream you’ve killed a man. Background: Santiago something break inside him, coughs up blood, and spits it into the water after he finally loses the battle with the last of the sharks. What you want to say about the quote: This moment is the old man’s triumph, his Gethsemane. He has lost everything, but in this moment, he has proven again that he is indomitable, that his willpower is immortal, even if his body is not. He said, blah,” which means blah blah (Hemingway 119). “blah
1-4. Label each word in the following sentence by its part of speech: The way to Rome is clearly laid out. Adj. noun prep noun verb adv. Verb prep 5. Identify the subject (S) and main verb (V) in the following sentence: The way to Rome is clearly laid out. Subject: way verb: is 6-8. Identify each of the bolded words/phrases using one of the labels in the box: Dependent clause (DC) Independent clause (IC) IC, coordinating conjunction IC. Sentence run-on IC; IC. ICDC. DC, IC. Subject/verb agreement problem Prepositional phrase coordinating conjunction subordinating conjunction Conjunctive adverb IC; ca, IC. Fragment Appositive 6. In cooperation with the choir, the children have prepared a delightful musical number. IC 7. There are concerns that you haven’t gone through the proper channels. SC 8. The old man said, “Eat that galanos,” this is a startling declaration. IC, IC = run-on 9. Write an example of an Ic; ca, ic. I work; therefore, I earn money. 10. Write an embedded MLA in-text citation (a quote as we’ve been writing them on our essays) using the following information: Author: Ernest Hemingway Page: 119 Quote: Eat that, galanos. And make a dream you’ve killed a man. Background: Santiago something break inside him, coughs up blood, and spits it into the water after he finally loses the battle with the last of the sharks. What you want to say about the quote: This moment is the old man’s triumph, his Gethsemane. He has lost everything, but in this moment, he has proven again that he is indomitable, that his willpower is immortal, even if his body is not. He said, “blah blah,” which means blah blah (Hemingway 119).