Grammar Review 3rd Unit

Sort the sentences according to the type of verb: Linking or Action. Linking Verbs Healthy plants certainly are a great benefit to farmers. They seem to rapidly get large. Some plovers stay in Florida during the winter months. A picture of a plover is on our living room wall. Action Verbs Botanists develop stronger types of plants. Strong plants fight disease with good results. These crops increase the yield at harvest time. The golden plover migrates long distances. What type of statement is it?How do homing pigeons find their way home Declarative Interrogative Imperative Exclamatory What type of statement is it?Read this article if you want to learn about them Declarative Interrogative Imperative Exclamatory What type of statement is it?Did you know that pigeons see special light rays Declarative Interrogative Imperative Exclamatory What type of statement is it?These light rays are invisible to humans Declarative Interrogative Imperative Exclamatory What type of statement is it?How remarkable that pigeons can do this Declarative Interrogative Imperative Exclamatory What type of statement is it?Imagine the world from a pigeon’s-eye view Declarative Interrogative Imperative Exclamatory Choose the correct preposition for each sentence. A shadow appeared from behind the curtain.The cups and saucers are in the cabinet above the sink.Charlie collected stamps and coins and put them in large binders.During the hurricane, we heard wind and rain lashing at the windows.On our trip, we drove over the river and through the woods Choose YES if the sentence is a complete sentence or NO if it is not a complete sentence:Whoever broke my chemistry set Yes No Choose YES if the sentence is a complete sentence or NO if it is not a complete sentence:The boy who cried wolf Yes No Choose YES if the sentence is a complete sentence or NO if it is not a complete sentence:Afterward I felt better Yes No Choose YES if the sentence is a complete sentence or NO if it is not a complete sentence:In whatever way I can Yes No Choose YES if the sentence is a complete sentence or NO if it is not a complete sentence:Behind him stood his long-lost friend Yes No