Sally likes pasta, and she likes hamburgers.
What is a compound sentence?
This summer I am seeing the following cities in Italy__ Rome, Florence, and Venice.
What is a colon?
What is past tense?
Mr. Romig and (I/ME) went to dinner last night.
What is I?
Please tell [I / me] the directions to the beach.
What is me?
Although Ariston pleaded with his mother, she would not give him any money.
What is a complex sentence?
Briarhill is the best school__ it has the best students.
What is a semicolon?
I see that some of you aren't keeping up with your stems.
What is present tense?
I want to try [your / you're] recipe for soup.
What is your?
You are going [to / too / two] 8th grade next year, we hope!
What is to?
The crowd roared loudly and chanted the players names.
What is a simple sentence?
Andrew said, __Nobody else wants to go last.__
What are quotation marks?
I went to the track meet Monday night.
What is past tense?
I like reading more [than / then] writing.
What is than?
School is out in May, and [than / then] I am going on vacation.
What is then?
Chloe will sign the papers when she gets home.
What is a complex sentence?
My [dogs / dog's] frisbee is orange.
What is dog's?
I can't wait to go out of town!
What is were?
I like vanilla ice cream best, but I like chocolate, [to/ too / two]!
When I moved to Chicago, I first applied for a job, and then I looked for an apartment.
What is a compound complex sentence?
The [student's / students' / students] supplies need to be put away in their lockers.
What is students'?
This year might be my favorite!
What is present tense?
[Their / There / They're] going to the movies tonight.
What is they're?
[Who's / Whose] house are we going to tonight?
What is whose?