Grammar is fun!
How would you correctly write the sentence?
a. You’re going to the park right.
b. You’re going to the park right?
c. You’re going, to the park right.
d. You’re going, to the park right?
e. You’re going to the park, right?
f. You’re going to the park, right.
e. You’re going to the park, right?
Use the past, present, or future perfect verb tense.
Before he went outside yesterday, he ___________________________ his history homework. (finish)
Before he went outside yesterday, he had finished his history homework.
How should you write this sentence?
On Thursday we will be going on a field trip to the zoo.
a. On Thursday we will be going on a field trip, to the zoo.
b. On Thursday, we will be going on a field trip, to the zoo.
c. On Thursday, we will be going on a field trip to the zoo.
d. make no change
c. On Thursday, we will be going on a field trip to the zoo.
How could you combine the following sentences? Choose only ONE answer.
He is the oldest sibling in our family.
He is the smartest sibling in our family.
a. He is both the oldest and the smartest sibling in our family.
b. He is either the oldest and the smartest sibling in our family.
c. He is whether the oldest or the smartest sibling in our family.
d. He is whether the oldest or the smartest sibling in our family.
a. He is both the oldest and the smartest sibling in our family.
How would you correctly write this sentence?
Do you know Charlie what month Christmas is in?
a. Do you know, Charlie, what month Christmas is in?
b. Do you know Charlie, what month Christmas is in?
c. Do you know, Charlie what month Christmas is in?
d. Make no change
a. Do you know, Charlie, what month Christmas is in?
Use the past, present, or future perfect verb tense.
By tomorrow, the children _______________________________ all of their snacks for the week. (eat)
By tomorrow, the children will have eaten all of their snacks for the week.
Which sentences are written correctly? Select all that apply.
I will wash the dishes fold my laundry and cook dinner for tonight.
a. I will wash the dishes, fold my laundry, and cook dinner for tonight.
b. I will wash the dishes, fold my laundry and, cook dinner for tonight.
c. I will wash the dishes fold my laundry, and cook dinner for tonight.
d. I will wash the dishes, fold my laundry and cook dinner for tonight.
a. I will wash the dishes, fold my laundry, and cook dinner for tonight.
d. I will wash the dishes, fold my laundry and cook dinner for tonight.
As I was sitting in the kitchen yesterday, my mom told me to wash the dishes. I am washing the dishes, and my siblings folded laundry. My dad had helped mom with clearing the table, then everyone rested in the living room.
a. change told to tells
b. change am washing to had washed
c. change had helped to has helped
d. make no change
b. change am washing to had washed
How would you correctly write this sentence?
I told Charlie yesterday that Christmas is in December.
a. I told, Charlie yesterday that Christmas is in December.
b. I told, Charlie, yesterday that Christmas is in December.
c. I told Charlie, yesterday that Christmas is in December.
d. Make no change
d. Make no change
Use the past, present, or future perfect verb tense.
Our teacher ________________________ this lesson every year since she became a teacher. (teach)
Our teacher has taught this lesson every year since she became a teacher.
Choose the correct way to combine the sentences.
We had to skip soccer practice today. The field was flooded.
a. Because we had to skip soccer practice today, the field was flooded.
b. Because the field was flooded, we had to skip soccer practice.
c. We had to skip soccer practice because the field was flooded.
d. We had to skip soccer practice, because the field was flooded.
e. We had to skip soccer practice, so the field was flooded.
f. The field was flooded, so we had to skip soccer practice.
g. The field was flooded so, we had to skip soccer practice.
h. The field was flooded so we had to skip soccer practice.
b. Because the field was flooded, we had to skip soccer practice.
c. We had to skip soccer practice because the field was flooded.
f. The field was flooded, so we had to skip soccer practice.
Abby is writing in her journal while she listens to music on her phone. When her friends come over, they painted their nails and talk for hours.
a. change listens to listened
b. change talk to talked
c. change painted to paint
d. make no change
c. change painted to paint
How would you correctly write this dialogue?
You are my best friend said Sally
a. "You are my best friend." said Sally.
b. "You are my best friend" said Sally.
c. "You are my best friend", said Sally.
d. "You are my best friend," said Sally.
e. Make no change
d. "You are my best friend," said Sally.
Choose 2 correct answers.
Wow that is really amazing.
a. Wow! that is really amazing.
b. Wow, that is really amazing.
c. Wow! That is really amazing.
d. Wow, That is really amazing.
b. Wow, that is really amazing.
c. Wow! That is really amazing.
What are the correct ways to combine the sentences?
She didn’t like playing dodgeball. She did not complain.
a. She didn't like playing dodgeball, but she did not complain.
b. She didn't like playing dodgeball, and she did not complain.
c. She didn't like playing dodgeball but, she did not complain.
d. Although she didn't like playing dodgeball she did not complain.
e. Although she didn't like playing dodgeball, she did not complain.
f. Although, she didn't like playing dodgeball she did not complain.
g. She did not complain although she didn't like playing dodgeball.
h. She did not complain, although she didn't like playing dodgeball.
a. She didn't like playing dodgeball, but she did not complain.
e. Although she didn't like playing dodgeball, she did not complain.
g. She did not complain although she didn't like playing dodgeball.
I loved the novel A Wrinkle in Time.
a. A Wrinkle in Time
b. “A Wrinkle in Time”
c. A Wrinkle in Time
d. “A Wrinkle in Time”
e. A Wrinkle in Time
c. A Wrinkle in Time
e. A Wrinkle in Time
How would you correctly write this dialogue?
The student asked when do we go to recess
a. The student asked, "When do we go to recess?"
b. The student asked, "When do we go to recess"?
c. The student asked, "when do we go to recess?"
d. The student asked "When do we go to recess?"
e. make no change
a. The student asked, "When do we go to recess?"
How should you correctly write this sentence?
Yes she is coming to work today.
a. Yes, she is coming, to work today.
b. Yes, she is coming to work today.
c. Yes, she is coming to work, today.
d. make no change
b. Yes, she is coming to work today.
How could you combine the following sentences? Choose only ONE answer.
He does not like dogs.
He does not like cats.
a. He does not like both dogs and cats.
b. He likes neither dogs nor cats.
c. He doesn't like dogs, he doesn't like cats.
d. Dogs are something he doesn't like but also he doesn't like cats too.
b. He likes neither dogs nor cats.
I read the article called No Stress Better Sleep.
A. “No Stress Better Sleep”
B. “No Stress Better Sleep”
C. No Stress Better Sleep
D. No Stress Better Sleep
B. “No Stress Better Sleep”