Apostrophes
Capital Letters
Homonyms
Subjects and Verbs
Sentences
100

Ive had trouble accepting the fact that I cant learn to speak French. 

I've had trouble accepting the fact that I can't learn to speak French. 

100

the book little house on the prairie was written by laura ingalls wilder.

The book Little House on the Prairie was written by Laura Ingalls Wilder. 

100

Did you ever (hear, here) the story of how the chocolate chip cookie was invented?

Did you ever hear the story of how the chocolate chip cookie was invented?

100

Many adults read comic strips in the newspaper.

Many adults read comic strips in the newspaper.

Subject - adults

Verb - read

Prepositional phrase - in the newspaper

100

Since we had so much fun at dinner.

Fragment - doesn't express a complete thought. 

Since we had so much fun at dinner, I hope we can get together again soon. 

200

Weve seen the effects of a candy bar eaten right before a childs bedtime.

We've seen the effects of a candy bar eaten right before a child's bedtime. 

200

many soldiers who fought in the civil war got jobs with the union pacific railroad.

Many soldiers who fought in the Civil War got jobs with the Union Pacific Railroad.  

200

The (affect, effect) of her mistake was obvious when she removed the cookies from the oven. 

The effect of her mistake was obvious when she removed the cookies from the oven. 

200

The handmade chocolate from the small shop in town tastes like heaven on earth. 


The handmade chocolate (from the small shop in town) tastes like heaven (on earth).

Subject - chocolate

Verb - tastes

200

I waited outside the office I was hoping to see the mayor.

Run-on sentence.  There are two complete sentences without any punctuation. 

Make into two sentences. I waited outside the office. I was hoping to see the mayor. 

300

Karens apartment has two bedrooms and two bathrooms. 

Karen's apartment has two bedrooms and two bathrooms. 

300

i know that if i want to go to the university of iowa, i will need to study hard.

know that if want to go to the University of Iowa, I will need to study hard. 

300

Customers readily (accepted, excepted) the (knew, new) Toll House cookie.

Customers readily accepted the new Toll House cookie. 

300

Holly wanted to go to the play last night. . 

Holly wanted to go to the play last night.

Subject - Holly

Verb - wanted

Prepositional phrase - to the play

300

Just ran around hugging everyone in sight.

Fragment - No subject.

My cousins just ran around hugging everyone in sight. 

400

The childrens books shouldnt have been left laying all over the tables. 

The children's  books shouldn't have been left laying all over the tables. 

400

the oregon trail went from independence, missouri, to oregon city, oregon. 

The Oregon Trail went from Independence, Missouri, to Oregon City, Oregon.

400

(There, Their, They're) going to (there, their, they're) cabin in Minnesota for the summer.

They're going to their cabin in Minnesota for the summer. 

400

Harry waited impatiently for the bus to arrive. 

Harry waited impatiently for the bus to arrive. 

Subject -Harry

Verb - waited

Prepositional phrase - for the bus

400

Classical music is soothing I listen to it in the evenings.

Run-on sentence. 

Classical music is soothing, so I listen to it in the evenings. 

500

Its time for the giant clock to ring its bells. 

It's time for the giant clock to ring its bells. 

500

"how much does a ticket to paris, france on christmas day cost?" she asked.

"How much does a ticket to Paris, France on Christmas Day cost?" she asked.

500

In the (passed, past), people rarely reached the age of one hundred, but currently the number of 100-year-olds is increasing more rapidly (than, then) any other group of Americans. 

In the past, people rarely reached the age of one hundred, but currently the  number of 100-year-olds is increasing more rapidly than any other group of Americans. 

500

To stay alert while on the night shift, the nurse has been drinking coffee for the first time in her life

To stay alert while on the night shift, the nurse has been drinking coffee for the first time in her life. 

Subject - nurse

Verb - has been drinking

Prepositional phrases - on the night shift, for the first time, in her life

500

Because I am always late.

Fragment - does not express a complete thought. 

I cannot hold a job because I am always late. 

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