Noun Agreement
Jamie and her sister try to make the movie but (she, they) were too late.
they
Last night she (ran, had run) to the store for last minute holiday gifts
ran
John walked to class really (slow, slowly) all day
slowly
Try not to (lose, loose) your appetite.
lose
I like (to drive, driving) my car and (to ride, riding) my bike.
driving and riding
Andy wanted Nathan to use (his, his own) car.
his own
Nicole and Mickey (judge, judges) the soccer match.
judge
Liz is a (poor, poorly) swimmer and always needs floaties.
poor
I hope you will (accept, except) my offer.
accept
Shopping means (taking a walk, walking) in a mall and finding bargains
walking
(Who, Whom) is supposed to bake the cupcakes?
who
Nicole is training for an upcoming marathon so she (runs, ran ) daily.
runs
You have to talk (soft, softly) once you enter a library.
softly
He waited (on, for) the plane for four hours.
for
The teacher always threatens a detention yet (never gives, does not ever give) a detention.
never gives
Each student wanted (their, his or her) grade to go up in Ms. Muriello's class.
his or her
Bob and Liz (referee, referees) the game.
referee
She is a very (sensible,sensibly) type of person who does everything she is told.
sensible
His hairstyle differs (from, with) his friend's hairstyle.
from
Have you decided if you are (going skiing or going skating?, skiing or going skating?)
going skiing or going skating
She saw many (buffalo, buffalos) in the field near her house.
buffalo
The study's warning that monkey populations were declining in Guatemala and Mexico (was, is) by new evidence that nearby populations along the Belize River (were, are) thriving.
was and were
He found the novel to be (interesting, interestingly) written and now he understands the subject matter very (well, good).
interestingly, well
She works in accordance (with, to) the rules of her school.
with
There's nothing I like better than finding a good trout stream, setting up camp, and (to spend, spending) a couple of days fishing.
spending