SUBJECT-VERB PRACTICE 3 Cross out prepositional phrases. Underline verbs twice and subjects once: 1. They wouldn't have finished without help 2. He was, without any doubt, supposed to become a great artist. 3. Will those involved in the project be here? 4. Smiling happily. Lisa hugged her friend. 5. The row of roses is a visual delight. 6. For use as feed for livestock, alfalfa is often processed into hay or ground into meal. 7. Here are the required books. 8. Where have you been all day? 9. What can any of us do about it? 10. Playing games all day is not going to help you with your homework. 11. Isn't the Sahara the largest desert in the world? 12. In the driveway waited a brand new bicycle. 13. Don't just stand there; do something. 14. Can anyone deny him this favor? 15. There goes the bus 16. Shouldn't we start our final project? 17. To ensure nutritional quality, all foods should be properly stored and cooked. 18. In 1947, Willian Shockley, Walter Brattain, and John Bardeen invented the transistor. 19. Neither of the two alteratives seemed desirable. 20. Here on the table lie the smoldering remains of Jim's chemistry project. 21. There is always a need for dependable people. 22. Did the penicillin cure Ben's at infection 23. Over the battlefield hugpall of smoke 24. One of the five finalista myfriend Sarah 25. Always carry flotation device for each per on your boat