Parts of Speech
Identify the part of speech of the italicized word:
She quickly ran to class.
verb
Identify the sentence type:
The bell rang.
simple
Add the correct punctuation:
However I finished my essay early.
however,
Identify the error:
She don’t like group work.
*doesn't*
Choose the correctly spelled word:
Acomodate / Accommodate
Accommodate
Identify the part of speech of the italicized word:
The students were excited about the assembly.
preposition
Identify the sentence type:
I wanted to go, but I had homework.
compound
Choose the correct word:
Their / There / They’re going to the game.
Correct the sentence:
Me and him went to the library.
He and I*
Choose the correctly spelled word:
Definately / Definitely
Definitely
Name the part of speech of the italicized word:
This is her notebook.
pronoun
Identify the sentence type:
After the game ended, the crowd cheered loudly.
complex
Correct the comma error:
Before the test we reviewed our notes.
test, we
Rewrite the sentence to fix all grammar and usage errors:
She don’t got no time to finish the assignment.
She doesn't have any time to finish the assignment.
Correct the spelling error in the sentence:
The argument was very embarassing for him.
embarrassing*
Identify the part of speech of the italicized word:
The movie was extremely entertaining.
adverb
Identify the sentence type:
She finished her project, and she presented it confidently.
compound
Fix the punctuation/capitalization:
The teacher said turn in your homework tomorrow.
The teacher said, "Turn in your homework tomorrow."
Identify the vague pronoun in the sentence:
The teacher spoke to the students about the project, but they were confused.
Choose the correctly spelled word:
Occured / Occurred
Occurred
Identify two different parts of speech in this sentence:
After lunch, the tired students slowly returned to class.
After — preposition
lunch — noun
the — article
tired — adjective
slowly — adverb
returned — verb
to — preposition
class — noun
Identify the sentence type:
Janice ran to the store, but she forgot her money; therefore, she could not buy eggs for the cake.
Correct all punctuation errors:
Yes I finished the assignment but I forgot to submit it
Yes, I finished the assignment, but I forgot to submit it.
Fix the subject-verb agreement:
The group of friends are planning a trip.
The group of friends *is* planning a trip.
Correct all spelling errors in the sentence:
The student recieved seperete instructions before the exam.
received separate*