Can You Make Your Subjects & Verbs Agree?
Both Bill and Susie (play, plays) the violin.
Which verb would you use to make this sentence complete?
What is ... play.
In order to sing like Justin Bieber, first you need to get a Bieber hair do. Then, you need to dye your hair blond. Finally, you need to learn Bieber dance moves.
What are the transitions words in the above sentences?
What is ... in order, first, then and finally.
Pick the correct form of the verb to complete the sentence:
Is that (you're, your) dog over there?
What is ... your.
Which words in the sentence below need to be capitalized?
my friend arnold came over every tuesday in january.
What is ... My, Arnold, Tuesday, and January.
Pick the correct form of the verbs to complete the following sentences:
I (eight, ate) the burger.
My sister is (eight, ate) years old.
What is ... ate & eight.
Either the computer or the large dictionary (seem, seems) to provide you with enough information.
Which verb would you use to make this sentence complete?
What is ... seems.
Which transition word shows time?
A. Afterwards
B. Finally
C. Between
D. Beside
What is ... B. Finally.
Pick the correct form of the verb to complete the sentence:
I hope (their, there, they're) going to help us.
What is ... they're.
What punctuation is needed to make the sentence below correct?
On July 21 1998 I visited my friend in New York New York but we had an argument
What is ... a comma after 1998, a comma after the first New York, a comma before but, and a period at the end.
What is the correct transition word to best complete the sentence?
_______________ fifteen inches of snow, school was cancelled.
A. Furthermore
B. Consequently
C. Hence
D. Due to
What is D. Due to.
Neither Corben, Michael, nor Jacob (has, have) had lessons.
Which verb would you use to make this sentence complete?
What is ... has.
Which transition word helps to conclude a piece of writing?
A. Lastly
B. Meanwhile
C. Tomorrow
D. Next
What is ... A. Lastly
Pick the correct form of the verb to complete the sentence:
Do you know (it's, its) name?
What is ... its.
What is the best way to revise the following sentences below?
Another kind of lizard fools attackers with its long, brittle tail. This kind of lizard is the glass snake.
A. Another kind of lizard fools attackers with its long, brittle tail. It is a glass snake.
B. Another kind of lizard, the glass snake, fools attackers with its long, brittle tail.
C. Another kind of lizard is the glass snake and fools attackers with its long tail.
D. Correct as it is
What is ... B. Another kind of lizard, the glass snake, fools attackers with its long, brittle tail.
Pick the correct form of the verbs to complete the sentences:
(Would, Wood) you like to help?
He chopped the (would, wood) for the fire.
What is ... would & wood?
Neither the mountain lion nor the panther (has, have) fangs suitable for fighting.
Which verb would you use to make this sentence complete?
What is ... has.
Brianna really likes Nicki Minaj. Therefore, she bought Pink Friday.
What is the transition word in the sentences above?
What is ... therefore?
Pick the correct form of the verb to complete the sentence:
I wonder if (there, they're, their) friends will be (their, there, they're)
What is .... their & there.
Which is the best way to revise the following sentence?
The tail keeps wriggling, the attacker doesn't see the lizard escape.
A. The tail keeps wriggling. The attacker doesn't see the lizard escape.
B. The tail keeps wriggling; The attacker doesn't see the lizard escape.
C. The tail keeps wriggling, but the attacker doesn't see the lizard escape.
D. The sentence is correct as it is.
What is ... C. The tail keeps wriggling, but the attacker doesn't see the lizard escape.
I make my own cleaning supplies because they are better for the environment. Furthermore, they are cheaper.
What is the transition word in the sentences above?
What is ... furthermore?
Another one (bite, bites) the dust.
Which verb would you use to make this sentence complete?
What is ... bites.
Which transition word fits best in the sentence?
I forgot to take the casserole out of the oven. _______________, the casserole was burnt.
A. eventually
B.initially
C.consequently
D.furthermore
What is ... C. Consequently or D. Furthermore.
Pick the correct form of the verb to complete the sentence:
(Its, It's) my notebook, not your notebook!
What is ... it's.
Which of the following words in the sentence below need to be capitalized?
one of these days i am going to tell amy what i think.
What is ... One, I, Amy, and I.
The assignments for an English major student (is, are) posted on the university website.
Which verb would you use to make this sentence complete?
What is ... are?