Underline the subordinate clause in each sentence. Then, above who or whoever, or whom or whomever, write S if the word is the subject of the clause, PN if it is the predicate nominative, DO if it is the direct object, or OP if it is the object of a preposition.
Examples
1. Do you know who ‾PNoverset{textit{color{#c34632}{PN}}}{{underline{text{who }}}} the writer is‾underline{text{the writer is}} is?
2.The man to whom‾OPoverset{textit{color{#c34632}{OP}}}{{underline{text{to whom}}}} i was speaking‾underline{text{i was speaking}} is a great musician.
Dad will lend the car to whoever will wash it this weekend.
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Manner of walking
gait
100
a fast gait of a four-footed animal
trot
100
to shoot out quickly in a stream
spurt
100
marked by magnificence
grand
200
a paste made of ground color and used for making crayons
pastel
200
a sense of pleasure that comes from some act or possession
pride
200
to show a burst of energy
spurt
200
higher in rank than others of the same class
grand
300
something happening with speed and force
whirlwind
300
a pleasing series of single sounds
melody
300
to move in a circular, whirling
swirl
300
including all things being considered
grand
400
a loud and disturbing noise
racket
400
a short period of time
spurt
400
to flow or fall in drops
trickle
400
having a strong beat with a pattern to it
rhythmic
500
an implement with a handle attached to an open frame of strings stretched across to hit an object in play
racket
500
A whirling or twisting motion
swirl
500
To walk in a stiff, proud way
strut
500
in weak physical condition
rickety
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Sirocco
noun
Scirocco , siroccos
1. A hot, steady, oppresive wind blowing from the Libyan desserts across the Mediterranean coast into S Europe, often bringing dust, and sometimes accompanied by rain
2. Any hot, oppresive wind, esp. one blowing toward a center of low barometric pressure.
Synonym:Sandstorm
Antonym:Flurry
zephyr:sirocco
increasing intensity
Highhanded
Adj.
Highhandedly, highhandedness
1. Having or showing no regard for the rights, concerns, or feelings of others
2. Ruling while using power or authority without considering the feelings of others.
synonym:overbearing
antonym:modest
They oppose this cruel and high-handed takeover.
Recur
Verb (intransitive verb)
recurred, recuring, recurrence
1. to occur again after interval
2. To happen or occur more than once, return.
synonym: resort, recurrence
antonym:halt
Recur:disease
effect:cause
There is only a slight chance that the disease will recur.
1. a place where food is stored
2. a supply of food
3. A storeroom or cupboard for food in a house
synonym:Pantry, storage
near antonym: garbage
Larder: Canned Food
Whole: Part
A cool larder, with tiled shelves, makes an ideal drinks cupboard.
Fervent
adj.
feverntly, feventness
1. HAving or displaying a passionate intensity.
2. exhibiting or makred by great intensity of feeling
synonym: zealous, glowing
antonym: indifference
passion:fervent
cause:effect
The fervent speech called for tolerance and compassion for those who are different.
Elicit
transitive verb
elicitor, elicitation
1. to draw forth or bring out
2. to give rise to
synonym: evoke, raise
antonym: supress
elicit:ecstasy
action:thing acted upon
My question elicited no response.
1. a radiant light around the head or body of a representation of a sacred personage
2. the luminous area surrounding the sun or other bright light when seen through thin cloud or mist
synonym:corona, halo
antonym: haze
aureole: bright
noun: closely related adjective
The viewer is either on the planet or somewhere within its atmosphere because the sun has an aureole.
1. not subject to change
2. firm in belief, determination, or adherence
synonym: loyal, unwavering
antonym:disloyal
He was steadfast in his support of the governor’s policies.
Authorize
verb
authorized, authorizing, authorization
1. to establish by or as if by authority
2. to invest especially with legal authority
3. To give formal permission
synonym: sanction
antonym: disqualify
Authorization: mom
action:subject performing action
The city council authorized the sale of the land.
1. the bottomless gulf, pit, or chaos of the old cosmogonies
2. an immeasurably deep gulf or great space
synonym: chasm, abysm
Abyss:dark
noun: closely related adjective
They didn’t have a clue how deep the abyss would go.
Profound
adj.
proufoundly, profoundness
1. having intellectual depth and insight
2. extending far below the surface
synonym: intellectual, thoughtful
antonym: trivial
Knowledge: profound
cause: effect
His knowledge of history is profound.
Siphon
noun
syphon, siphonless
1. a tube bent to form two legs of unequal length by which a liquid can be transferred to a lower level over an intermediate elevation by the pressure of the atmosphere in forcing the liquid up the shorter branch of the tube immersed in it while the excess of weight of the liquid in the longer branch when once filled causes a continuous flow
synonym:drain
antonym:fill
Siphon:scientists
tool: tool user
Grappling hooks attached to siphon electricity from low-hanging power lines.
1. one that carries a ceremonial torch
2. someone in the forefront of a campaign, crusade, valued goal, or movement
synonym: forebearer
He became the torchbearer for civil rights.
Impassioned
adj.
impassion
1. filled with passion or zeal, showing great warmth or intensity of feeling
synonym:passionate, fervent
antonym:emotionless, impassive
God:impassioned
noun:closely related adjective
Her lawyer made an impassioned argument in her defense.
1. to promote the growth or development of
synonym: brew, incite
antonym: deter, discouragr
Forment:violence
action:thing acted upon
He was accused of fomenting violence.
1. a direct route traveled quickly
synonym: straighaway
antonym: postpone, drag
Beeline:rushed
noun: closely related adjective
The two security guys at the airport made a beeline right for the two of them.
Pensive
adj.
pensively, peniveness
1. musingly or dreamily thoughful
2. suggestive of sad thoughtfulness
synonym: broody, cognitive, melancholy
antonym: ignorant, negligent
Rain:pensive mood
cause:effect
Rainy days often put her in a pensive mood.
Exult
verb
exulted, exulting
2. to be extremely joyful
synonym: celebrate, cheer
antonym: grieve
Joy:exult
cause:effect
The team exulted in their victory.
Cavil
verb
cavilled, cavilling
1. to raise trivial and frivolous objection(intransitive verb)
2. to raise trivial objections to(transitive verb)
synonym: quibble, fuss
Cavil:customer
action:subject performing action
A customer caviled about the price.
Uproarious
adj.
uproariously, uproariousness
2. very noisy and full
synonym: antic, comedic
antonym: humorless, lame
Comedian:uproarious
noun:closely related adjective
The movie follows the comic duo through a series of outrageous and uproarious escapades.
Brood
noun, verb
unbrooded, broodless
Noun
1. the young of an animal or a family of young; especially : the young (as of a bird or insect) hatched or cared for at one time
2. a group having a common nature or origin
Verb
1. to sit upon (eggs) to hatch, as a bird; incubate.
2. to think anxiously or gloomily about
synonym:flock
antonym: parent
Brood:chick
whole:part
That hen and her brood of chicks.
1. a region lying inland from a coast
2. a region remote from urban areas
synonym: backcountry, outlands, outback
antonym: metropolis
Hinterland:remire
noun:closely related adjective
The colonies hugged the coastline, while the hinterland remained largely unexplored.
Prim
verb, adj.
primmly, primmed, primming, primness
Adjective
1.formally precise or proper, as persons or behavior; stiffly neat.
Verb
1. to draw up the mouth in an affectedly nice or precise way.(used without object)
2. to make prim, as in appearance.(used with object)
synonym: demure, proper
antonym: informal
aristocrat:prim
noun:closely related adjective
Her aunts were very prim and proper.
Trample
verb
trampled, trampling, tramples
intransitive verb
1. to tread heavily so as to bruise, crush, or injure
2. to inflict injury or destruction especially contemptuously or ruthlessly —usually used with on, over, or upon
transitive verb
1. to crush, injure, or destroy by or as if by treading
synonym: stomp, tramp
antonym: assist, aid
Trample: flowers
action:thing acted upon
The workmen trampled on my flower bed.
They are trampling on our rights.
Sluice
noun, verb
sluiced, sluicing
Noun
1. an artificial passage for water (as in a millstream) fitted with a valve or gate for stopping or regulating flow
2. a dock gate
Verb
1. to let out (water) by or as if by opening a sluice.
synonym: floodgate, channel
Sluice:dam
part:whole
He sluiced the gutters with lots of water in order to make sure they were clear.
PRESENTATION OUTLINE
1.
AMALGAM
A MIXTURE OR BLEND ( N.) F
2.
PROTRACT
A PROLONG OR TO SCALE ( V .)
3.
SUNDRY
OF VARIOUS KINDS ; SEVERAL ( ADJ. )
4.
RECOMPENSE
MAKE AMENDS TO FOR LOSS OR HARM SUFFERED ; COMPENSATE ( ( V. )
5.
IMPORTUNE
ASK SOMEONE PRESSINGLY & PERSISTENTLY FOR OR TO DO SOMETHING(V.)
6.
VALID
HAVING A SOUND BASIS IN LOGIC OR FACT (ADJ. )
7.
STRUCTURE
THE ARRANGMENT OF & RELATION BETWEEN THE PART ( N.)
8.
NULLIFY
MAKE LEGALLY NULL & VOID ( V.)
9.
INSURMOUNTABLE
TOO GREAT TO BE OVERCOME ( ADJ.)
10.
MÈLANGE
A MISTURE ; — MESLEY ( N.)
11.
DEMUR
RAISE DOUBTS OR OBJECTIONS ( V.)
12.
HEADSTRONG
SELF-WILLED & OBSTINATE (ADJ.)
13.
RESERVOIR
A LARGE NATURAL OR ARTIFICIAL LAKE (N.)
14.
ASSEMBLE
GATHER TOGETHER IN ONE PLACE FOR COMMON PURPOSE( V.)
15.
MADCAP
AMUSINGLY ECCENTRIC ( ADJ.)
16.
ABASEMENT
THE ACTION OF FACT OF ABASING ( N.)
17.
VENERATE
REGARD WITH GREAT RESPECT (V.)
18.
CONTENTIOUS
CAUSING OR LIKELY TO CAUSE AN AN AGRUMENT ( ADJ.)
19.
IMPEDIMENT
SUFFER VIOLENT INVOLUNTARY CONTRACTION OR MUSCLES (V.)
20.
OSSIFIED
TURN INTO BONE OT BONY TISSUE (V.)
21.
ARCHIVE
A COLLECTION OF HISTORICAL DOCUMENTS ( N.)
22.
VILIFY
SPEAK OR WHITE ABOUT IN AN ABUSIVELY ( V.)
23.
HESITANT
TENTATIVE , UNSURE , OR SLOW ( ADJ.)
24.
CONDESCENSION
AN ATTITUDE OF PATRONIZING SUPERIORITY ( N.)
25.
CONVULSE
SUFFER VIOLENT INVOLUNTARY OF MUSCLES ( V.)