Sentences
Fix the run-on sentence.
I finished my homework I watched TV.
I finished my homework and then I watched TV.
Which of these is a proper noun? "dog," "Paris," "apple"?
Paris
What is an adjective? Provide an example.
An adjective is a part of speech that describes or modifies a noun or pronoun. Examples may vary.
If a word ends in "y" and you would like to make it plural such as "daisy" - how would you do that?
drop the "y" add "ies". daises.
Which is correct: definitely or definately?
definitely
Choose the correct sentence: Its raining. / It's raining.
It's Raining
Correct the error: Everyone in the class have a pencil.
Everyone in the class has a pencil.
What is a verb? Provide an example
Action Word. Examples may vary.
Fill in the blank with the correct form of the verb: "She ___ (choose) the red dress for the party."
chose
Which is correct: receive or recieve?
receive
Which is correct? Lets go to the movies. / Let's go to the movies.
Let's go to the movies.
She (is reading / was reading) when the phone rang.
was reading
What is a noun? Provide an example.
Person, Place or Thing.
Free Space
Free Space
Which is correct: separate or seperate?
Add the comma: After school we went to the park.
After school, we went to the park.
Grammar:
Identify the subject and predicate (verb) in the sentence:
"The dog barked loudly at the stranger."
Subject: The dog
Verb: Barked
What is a proper noun? What do you have to do when you write them?
A proper noun is a specific name for a particular person, place, or thing. You must capitalize them.
What is wrong with this sentence?
john went to the store.
John
Correct the spelling: She was suprised by the announcement.
surprised
Correct all punctuation: After dinner James said lets watch a movie
After dinner, James said, “Let’s watch a movie.”
Correct the tense: Last Saturday, we go to the beach.
went
What is a personal pronoun? Provide an example.
Personal Pronouns: Refer to specific people or things (examples: I, me, you, he, she, it, we, they).
Fix this sentence.
She has visited the museum last Saturday.
She visited the museum last Saturday.
Which is correct: necessary or neccessary?
necessary