Collective Nouns
Name the collective noun: "A flock of seagulls flew over our heads."
Flock
Name the indefinite pronoun(s): "All of the stew was eaten."
All
Correct the sentence: "The longhorn came from texas."
Texas
Place the comma(s) in the sentence. "I need to buy milk bread eggs and cheese."
I need to buy milk, bread, eggs, and cheese.
Choose between the correct word in the sentence. "The cat chased (its/it's) tail around in circles, but (its/it's) too fast for the dog to catch."
its, it's
Name the collective noun: "It has been years since I saw you last."
Years
Name the indefinite pronoun(s): "Each of us has been there before."
Each
"In spanish class, we learn about cultures around the world." Correct the sentence.
Spanish
Rewrite the sentence with the correct use of commas: "After the game we went out for pizza."
After the game, we went out for pizza.
Choose the correct words for the sentence: "Did you remember to bring (your/you're) textbook? (Your/You're) going to need it for the test."
your, you're
Jeans
Name the indefinite pronoun(s): "All of the cows ate each of their snacks."
all, each
"I want to learn how to speak Italian," said Ms. Cain, "So I will be taking classes." Correct the sentence.
so should not be capitalized
Identify the appositive in the sentence: "My sister, who lives in Paris, is coming to visit us."
"who lives in Paris"
Choose the correct answers: "(There/Their/They're) going to meet (there/their/they're) friends at the park, but I'm not sure if they'll be able to find a spot there/their/they're)."
They're, their, there
What past tense verb should go in this sentence? "The choir _______ been to the auditorium on campus."
"None of us have done that before" Name the indefinite pronoun.
None
The new professor's desk said Erin Cain, m.d., and had a letter signed, "Peace and blessings," on it.
Correct the sentence.
M.D. needs to be capitalized.
Combine the following sentences using a comma and a coordinating conjunction: "I wanted to go to the party. I had too much homework."
I wanted to go to the party, but I had too much homework.
Choose the correct words in the sentence: "I want (two/too/to) go to the game, (two/too/to). Are you coming with us, or are you (two/too/to) going separately?"
to, too, two
What is the collective noun in the sentence? AND Which verb is correct for the sentence? "Some of the boys (enjoy, enjoys) the attention of the clown."
boys, enjoy
Name the indefinite pronoun(s): "The couple went out to eat."
NONE!
I went to see president Brown the other day, and she told me, "we will soon," when I asked if we could have ice cream daily.
Correct the sentence.
President and We
Add commas where necessary in the following sentence: "Can you bring the salt Mary to 999 Cherry Lane in Johnston Iowa?"
"Can you bring the salt, Mary, to 999 Cherry Lane in Johnston, Iowa?"
Choose the correct words in the sentence: "The new law will have a significant (affect/effect) on the economy. How will it (affect/effect) your business?"
effect, affect