Capitalization
Which sentence is capitalized correctly?
a) my favorite subject is english.
b) My favorite subject is English.
c) My Favorite Subject is english.
b) My favorite subject is English.
Complete the sentence:
“I wanted to play, ___ it started raining.”
but
Complete the sentence:
“I stayed home ___ I was sick.”
because
Complete the sentence:
“___ Ahmed ___ Ali will present today.”
Either/or OR Both/and
What is the subject in this sentence?
“The students finished the project.”
students
What word should be capitalized in this sentence?
“we visited cairo during spring break.”
We, Cairo
Which conjunction shows a choice?
a) and
b) or
c) so
b) or
Which conjunction shows contrast?
a) although
b) after
c) because
a) although
Complete the sentence:
“She is ___ smart ___ hardworking.”
both/and
What is the verb in this sentence?
“The dog barked loudly.”
barked
What should be capitalized in this sentence?
“my uncle lives in france.”
My, France
Complete the sentence:
“Nora studied hard, ___ she passed the test.”
so
Is this an independent or dependent clause?
“Because I was late”
dependent clause
Complete the sentence:
“___ my brother ___ my sister likes spicy food.”
Answer:
Neither/nor
Which sentence has a compound subject?
a) Lina reads books.
b) Lina and Salma read books.
c) Reads books every day.
b) Lina and Salma read books.
Rewrite correctly:
“sara and i went to kuwait mall.”
Sara and I went to Kuwait Mall.
Complete the sentence:
“He was tired, ___ he finished his homework.”
yet
Complete the sentence:
“We went outside ___ the rain stopped.”
after
Which sentence is correct?
a) Both Sara and Mona are absent.
b) Both Sara or Mona are absent.
c) Either Sara and Mona are absent.
a) Both Sara and Mona are absent.
Which word is the object?
“Ali kicked the ball.”
ball
Find the capitalization mistake:
“Our teacher was born in egypt.”
Egypt should be capitalized.
Which sentence is correct?
a) I like tea and coffee.
b) I like tea but coffee.
c) I like tea so coffee.
a) I like tea and coffee.
Which sentence contains a subordinating conjunction?
a) I like pizza and pasta.
b) We stayed inside because it was cold.
c) Sara or Laila will help.
b) We stayed inside because it was cold.
Which sentence uses correlative conjunctions correctly?
a) Neither the teacher or the students were late.
b) Neither the teacher nor the students were late.
c) Both the teacher nor the students were late.
b) Neither the teacher nor the students were late.
What is missing from this sentence?
“Ran to the store.”
A subject