Grammar
Choose the sentence with a prepositional phrase.
A. The dog barked loudly.
B. The cat slept under the table.
C. Birds fly.
D. I laughed.
B. The cat slept under the table.
Which word correctly completes the sentence?
The turtle moves very ______.
A. slow
B. slower
C. slowly
D. slowest
C. slowly
Which sentence correctly uses a conjunction?
A. I wanted pizza, and I was hungry.
B. I wanted pizza because hungry.
C. I pizza wanted hungry.
D. I hungry pizza.
A. I wanted pizza, and I was hungry.
Which sentence is correct?
A. I live in atlanta, georgia.
B. I live in Atlanta, Georgia.
C. I live in atlanta, Georgia.
D. I live in Atlanta, georgia.
B. I live in Atlanta, Georgia.
Which sentence is correct?
A. I bought apples bananas and grapes.
B. I bought apples, bananas and grapes.
C. I bought apples, bananas, and grapes.
D. I bought, apples, bananas, and grapes.
C. I bought apples, bananas, and grapes.
Which sentence uses a superlative adjective correctly?
A. This puzzle is hard.
B. This puzzle is harder than the others.
C. This is the hardest puzzle of all.
D. This puzzle is more hard.
C. This is the hardest puzzle of all.
Choose the sentence in past tense.
A. I walk to school.
B. I will walk to school.
C. I walked to school.
D. I am walking to school.
C. I walked to school.
Choose the correct word.
I made this picture all by ______.
A. myself
B. me
C. I
D. mine
A. myself
Which sentence uses quotation marks correctly?
A. “Please sit down, said the teacher.”
B. “Please sit down,” said the teacher.
C. Please “sit down,” said the teacher.
D. “Please sit down said the teacher.”
B. “Please sit down,” said the teacher.
Which is correct?
A. My address is 123 Main Street Atlanta Georgia.
B. My address is 123 Main Street, Atlanta, Georgia.
C. My address is, 123 Main Street Atlanta Georgia.
D. My address is 123 Main Street, Atlanta Georgia.
B. My address is 123 Main Street, Atlanta, Georgia.
Which sentence correctly uses a relative pronoun?
A. I have a friend who loves soccer.
B. I have a friend him loves soccer.
C. I have a friend they loves soccer.
D. I have a friend which loves soccer.
A. I have a friend who loves soccer.
Choose the correct plural form of the word puppy.
A. puppys
B. puppies
C. puppyies
D. puppes
B. puppies
Which sentence is correct?
A. The team finished their game.
B. The team finished its game.
C. The team finished they game.
D. The team finished our game.
B. The team finished its game.
Choose the correct sentence.
A. We cant go.
B. We can’t go.
C. We cant’ go.
D. We can’t’ go.
B. We can’t go.
Which shows correct use of a hyphen?
A. twenty five
B. twenty-five
C. twenty–five
D. twentyfive
B. twenty-five
Which sentence correctly uses an interjection?
A. Wow I love this book.
B. Wow! I love this book!
C. I love this book wow!
D. I love wow this book.
B. Wow! I love this book!
Which sentence correctly uses a possessive pronoun?
A. That is me pencil.
B. That is I pencil.
C. That pencil is our.
D. That pencil is ours.
D. That pencil is ours.
Choose the correct word.
I have ______ cookies left.
A. to
B. too
C. two
D. tow
C. two
Which sentence is correct?
A. The dogs bone is missing.
B. The dog’s bone is missing.
C. The dogs’ bone is missing.
D. The dog bone’s is missing.
B. The dog’s bone is missing.
Which word correctly completes the sentence?
The book ______ I read was exciting.
A. who
B. which
C. him
D. they
B. which
Which sentence contains a helping verb?
A. I ran fast.
B. She is running to the bus.
C. They walk.
D. The bird flew.
B. She is running to the bus.
Which sentence is correct?
A. The childs are playing.
B. The children is playing.
C. The children are playing.
D. The childrens are playing.
C. The children are playing.
Choose the best sentence.
A. I want apple.
B. I want that apple.
C. I want those apple.
D. I want hers apple.
B. I want that apple.
Choose the correct sentence.
A. Do you like pizza.
B. Do you like pizza!
C. Do you like pizza?
D. Do you like pizza,
C. Do you like pizza?
Which sentence is correct?
A. “Let’s go,” said Mia.
B. “Let’s go said Mia.”
C. “Let’s go said, Mia.”
D. Let’s go,” said Mia.
A. “Let’s go,” said Mia.