Punctuation
Prepositions
Nouns
Verbs
RANDOM!!
100

The dog ran, down the street.

There should be no comma between "ran" and "down."

100

The cat slept on the windowsill.

on the windowsill

100

Identify all nouns:

The children played in the park.

 children (concrete), park (concrete)

100

The dog chased the ball across the yard.

chased

100

Identify and correct the part of speech or punctuation error:

The sun set, and the stars appeared in the sky.

  • Error: Comma
  • Correction: The sun set and the stars appeared in the sky.
  • Explanation: The comma before "and" is unnecessary because it does not separate two independent clauses.

 

200

My favorite colors are blue, green and red.

Missing comma in a list (Oxford comma) before "and."

200

We found the missing keys under the couch cushion.

under the couch cushion

200

Identify all nouns

Her courage during the crisis was remarkable.

courage (abstract), crisis (abstract)

200

She danced gracefully at the recital.

danced

200

Identify and correct the part of speech or punctuation error:

My brother who is a great cook, made dinner last night.

  • Error: Comma placement
  • Correction: My brother, who is a great cook, made dinner last night.
  • Explanation: Commas are needed around the non-restrictive clause "who is a great cook."
300

After school, we went to the park, and played basketball.

Unnecessary comma before "and."

300

The garden behind the house was full of blooming flowers.

behind the house

300

Identify all nouns

The aroma of fresh bread filled the kitchen.

aroma (concrete), bread (concrete), kitchen (concrete)

300

The students are studying for their exams and seem nervous.

  • Action Verb: studying
  • Linking Verb: seem
300

Identify the ADVERB

The teacher spoke clearly during the presentation.

  • Adverb: clearly
400

"Can you help me" asked Sara.  

Missing question mark inside the quotation marks.

"Can you help me?" asked Sara.  

400

MULTIPLE PHRASES

Without a sound, the cat slipped through the open door and into the night.

Without a sound, through the open door, into the night

400

 Identify all nouns AND if they are concrete or abstract:

Happiness can be found in small moments.

Happiness (abstract), moments (abstract)

400

3 verbs total:

The flowers in the garden have bloomed and smell wonderful.

  • Helping Verb: have
  • Action Verb: bloomed
  • Linking Verb: smell
400

Identify and correct the part of speech or punctuation error:

It's raining outside; bring you're umbrella.

  • Error: Punctuation/word error
  • Correction: It's raining outside; bring your umbrella.
  • Explanation: "You're" should be "your" to correctly indicate possession.
500

The team's captain John, is also the best player scored the winning goal.

Commas are needed around "John" and after "player" to properly set off the non-restrictive clauses.

500

MULTIPLE PHRASES

The painting in the hallway that was hung by my grandfather is a family heirloom.

in the hallway, by my grandfather  

500

Identify all nouns AND whether they are concrete or abstract: 

The teacher handed out the textbooks to the students.

 teacher (concrete), textbooks (concrete), students (concrete)

500

4 verbs 

The chef is preparing the meal and will serve it soon.

  • Action Verb: preparing
  • Helping Verb: is, will
  • Action Verb: serve
500

Identify and correct the part of speech or punctuation error:

She sings beautiful in the choir every Sunday.

  • Error: Part of speech (adjective instead of adverb)
  • Correction: She sings beautifully in the choir every Sunday.
  • Explanation: "Beautiful" should be "beautifully" to correctly modify the verb "sings."
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