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Identify the word in quotation marks as a Predicate Noun (PN); Predicated Adjective (PA); Direct Object (DO); Indirect Object (IO); Verb (V); or None of These (NT): The annoying fan at the football game seemed “drunk” from all of the beverages he had before the game started.

This sentence is free of errors:  My class begins at 9 a.m. 

Identify the following sentence as Correct or Incorrect. Hint: The sentence may contain any number of punctuation, capitalization, or spelling errors that we discussed for Test 3. Most of the students raised there hands before I asked the question. 

Either three apples or a chocolate muffin _______ a delicious breakfast.

Identify the following sentence as Correct or Incorrect. Hint: The sentence may contain any number of punctuation, capitalization, or spelling errors that we discussed for Test 3. Most of the students raised there hands before I asked the question. 

Identify the following sentence as Correct or Incorrect regarding agreement: The Buick Regal is one of those vehicles that get great gas mileage.

Identify the following sentence as Simple (S); Compound (CD); Complex (CX); or Compound-Complex (CDCX): Most of the trees were cut down, but several of them will remain standing until the end of the month.

Identify the following sentence as Correct or Incorrect regarding agreement: The Buick Regal is one of those vehicles that get great gas mileage.

Identify the following sentence as Simple (S); Compound (CD); Complex (CX); or Compound-Complex (CDCX): Most of the trees were cut down, but several of them will remain standing until the end of the month.

Identify the following sentence as Simple (S); Compound (CD); Complex (CX); or Compound-Complex (CDCX): Wait until he arrives.