Please help and correct!
1. Use "in the garage" as an adjective phrase
The card in the garage is for you
2. Use "for our English class" as an adverb phrase
The paper is due tomorrow for our English class.
3. Use "from an encyclopedia" as an adjective phrase
Choose one topic from an encyclopedia
4. Use "by train" as an adverb phrase
We are leaving tomorrow by train
5. Use "walking by the lake" as a participial phrase
Waking by the lake, the bird went away
6. Use "playing the piano" as gerund phrase that is the subject of a verb
Playing the piano will improve your music skills
7. Use "to hit a home run" as an infinitive phrase that is the direct object of a verb
How to hit a home run after your tired?
8. Use "to find the answer to that question" as an infinitive phrase acting as a adverb
I know how to find the answer to that question.
9. Use "the new student in our class" as an appositive phrase
Sophia, the new student in our class, is awesome!
10. Use "my favorite writer" as an appositive phrase
Sara, my favorite writer is brilliant
2. No. The phrase modifies paper
5. OK - but the content is silly.
7. No.
The rest are correct.
Be sure to put commas both before and after appositive phrases.
No one was in the garage to help clean
1. The card in the garage is for you. (Correct)
2. The paper is due tomorrow for our English class. (Correct)
3. Choose one topic from an encyclopedia. (Correct)
4. We are leaving tomorrow by train. (Correct)
5. Walking by the lake, the bird flew away. (Changed "went" to "flew")
6. Playing the piano will improve your music skills. (Correct)
7. How to hit a home run when you're tired? (Changed "after" to "when you're")
8. I know how to find the answer to that question. (Correct)
9. Sophia, the new student in our class, is awesome! (Correct)
10. Sara, my favorite writer, is brilliant. (Correct)
1. The corrected sentence is: "The card in the garage is for you." (This sentence already uses "in the garage" as an adjective phrase correctly.)
2. The corrected sentence is: "The paper is due tomorrow for our English class." (This sentence already uses "for our English class" as an adverb phrase correctly.)
3. The corrected sentence is: "Choose one topic from an encyclopedia." (This sentence already uses "from an encyclopedia" as an adjective phrase correctly.)
4. The corrected sentence is: "We are leaving tomorrow by train." (This sentence already uses "by train" as an adverb phrase correctly.)
5. The corrected sentence is: "Walking by the lake, the bird flew away." (The verb "went" should be replaced with "flew" to make the sentence grammatically correct.)
6. The corrected sentence is: "Playing the piano will improve your music skills." (This sentence already uses "playing the piano" as a gerund phrase that functions as the subject of the verb correctly.)
7. The corrected sentence is: "How to hit a home run when you're tired?" (The phrase "after your tired" should be changed to "when you're tired" to make the sentence grammatically correct.)
8. The corrected sentence is: "I know how to find the answer to that question." (This sentence already uses "to find the answer to that question" as an infinitive phrase acting as an adverb correctly.)
9. The corrected sentence is: "Sophia, the new student in our class, is awesome!" (This sentence already uses "the new student in our class" as an appositive phrase correctly.)
10. The corrected sentence is: "Sara, my favorite writer, is brilliant." (This sentence already uses "my favorite writer" as an appositive phrase correctly.)