Things are getting TENSE
Choose the past tense:
I (will eat/ate/am eating) almost all of this morning's breakfast.
ate - past tense
Is the apostrophe in the proper place?
This is the Martin's house.
No - Martins' house.
Which word should be capitalized but isn't?
We watched as the harlem Globetrotters entered the arena.
Harlem
Correct the punctuation:
Watch out for that deadly snake.
The period (.) should be an exclamation point (!).
Choose the right word based on context:
I was sprinting and almost ran out of (breathe/breath).
breath
Choose the present tense:
I (am perspiring/will perspire/perspired) right now as we play basketball in the stuffy gymnasium.
am perspiring - present tense
Is the apostrophe in the proper place?
These are Joes' shoes.
No - Joe's shoes.
Which word should not be capitalized?
I Love it when the bell rings at the end of class.
love
Correct the punctuation:
What is the name of this song.
The period (.) should be a question mark (?).
Choose the right word based on context:
I really hope my team doesn't (loose/lose) this game.
lose
Choose the future tense:
I (will go to/went to/am attending) tonight's game.
will go to - future
Is the apostrophe in the proper place?
Its' a great place to chill with friends.
No - it's.
Which word should not be a capitalized?
I love Winter because it's so cold.
Winter is a common noun and should be lower case.
Correct the punctuation:
Please hand me that pencil?
The question mark (?) should be a period (.)
Choose the right word based on context:
I remembered to pack all of my necessities (accept/except) my toothbrush.
except
Choose the past tense:
I (completed/will complete/am completing) my essay in Mr. Cassidy's class.
completed - past tense
Is the apostrophe in the proper place?
It is'nt a big deal if you put the apostrophe here.
No - isn't.
Which word should be capitalized?
I can't wait for our trip to baltimore.
Baltimore is a city name and a proper noun.
Correct the punctuation:
I just won $10 million dollars.
The period (.) should be an exclamation point (!).
Choose the right word based on context:
I can jump higher (then/than) you can - I guarantee it.
than
Choose the future tense:
We (will go to/went to/are currently attending) the Crimson Tide wrestling match.
will go to - future tense
Is the apostrophe in the proper place?
This is Columbias' best restaurant.
No - Columbia's.
Which word should be capitalized but isn't? Which word should not be capitalized but is?
i enjoy the feel of my Air Jordan 1 Sneakers.
I and sneakers.
Correct the punctuation:
Mr. Cassidy is the best?
The question mark (?) should be an exclamation point (!).
Choose the right word based on context:
(Among/Between) the two of them, I would choose Michael Jackson.
Between, because it is used in the case of two items; among is used in the case of three or more items.