Contractions
What is the contraction for "do not"?
Don't
Which interjection shows surprise: "Wow", "Quickly", or "Because"?
Wow!
Which pronoun would replace "Maria and I" as the subject: "they", "we", or "her"?
We
Place commas correctly: Write commas in the sentence: "We bought apples bananas and oranges."
We bought apples, bananas, and oranges.
Rewrite using a contraction: "She is going to the store."
She's going to the store.
Add an interjection to the sentence to show excitement: "___! We won the game."
Hooray, Yay, etc.
Replace the italicized words with a pronoun: "The teacher gave the students their pencils."
He, she, or they
Choose the correct list with commas: Which is correct — "I like math, science and art." (Choice 1) or "I like math, science, and art." (Choice 2)
Choice 2
Why do we use apostrophes in contractions?
To show where letters have been replaced.
Identify the interjection and explain its feeling in this sentence: "Ouch! That spilled coffee is hot."
Ouch!
Pain, hurt, etc.
Identify the pronoun in this sentence: "That book is mine."
Mine
Fix commas in this sentence: "For the picnic we need plates cups napkins and ice."
For the picnic we need plates, cups, napkins, and ice.
Choose the correct contraction to complete the sentence: "I ___ (will/won't) forget my book tomorrow."
Won't
Choose the best interjection to start this sentence to show hesitation: "___, I think we should check our answers."
Um, uh, err, etc.
Correct the pronoun error: "Him and me went to the park." Rewrite the sentence correctly.
He and I went to the park.
Rewrite using commas and a conjunction correctly: "She packed a sandwich chips and a drink for lunch."
She packed a sandwich, chips, and a drink for lunch.
Change this sentence to use contractions where appropriate: "They are not ready because he is not listening and she is not helping."
They're not ready because he's not listening and she's not helping.
Add an interjection and proper punctuation to this sentence: ""I can't believe you did that"
Wow!
Whoa!
Oh!
etc.
Replace the italicized words with a pronoun: "The boy won the spelling bee."
He won the spelling bee.
Explain why commas are needed in this sentence and add them: "At the fair we saw jugglers clowns and magic shows"
At the fair, we saw jugglers, clowns, and magic shows. (Commas separate items in the list)