Verbs (Agreement)
Verbs (Tense)
Pronouns 1
Pronouns 2
Advanced
100

Chester Copperfield, a secondary character in the movie "The Goonies" from the 1980s, [has/ have] been written into the upcoming Netflix reboot of the movie as a central character this time around.

has

100

When Disney World first opened in 1971, tickets [are / were] only $3.50.

were

100

Identify the error and make the correction: 

Will everyone remember to bring their own toothpaste for the camping trip?

Error: their 

Correction: his or her

100

Identify the error and make the correction: 

Even if a student gets in early, they still have to maintain good grades during senior year.

Error: they

Correction: he or she

100

What is the singular form of the pronoun "their"?

its (to show ownership)

200
The Smith home, green with one yellow shutter, and the Johnson home, blue with a bright red door, [neglect / neglects] to follow HOA policies.

neglect

200

In this present moment, he steps forth and [finds / found] himself in another dimension.

finds

200

Identify the error and make the correction:

Students should follow the rules displayed in the vestibule: it is there to maintain order throughout the day.

Error: it is 

Correction: they are

200

Identify the error and make the correction: 

A good chef always takes good care of their equipment.

Error: their

Correction: his or her

200

What does "it's" mean?

it is (contraction of two words)

300

The plays "Romeo and Juliet" and "Hamlet," by William Shakespeare, [has / have] been studied by drama scholars for centuries.

have

300

Before Elsa awoke the spirits of the forest, Anna [was /is / will be] confident that nothing in her life will change for the worse.

was

300

Identify the error and make the correction: 

Because Susie and her brother begged their dad for a TV, he agreed to get one for her.

Error: ...to get one for her

Correction: ...to get one for THEM

300

Identify the error and make the correction: 

Because the blankets got torn in the wash, we must replace it before the customer gets back.

Error: it

Correction: them

300

For regular verbs, what do you add at the end of the verb to make it past tense?

-ed

400

On the horizon [is / are] two issues concerning to Rayla.

are

400

I [helped / will help / have been helping] my neighbor since I moved in.

have been helping

400

Identify the error and make the correction: 

For their final assignment, the class had to build a dancing robot.

Error: their

Correction: its

400

Identify the error and make the correction:

Though the thought seems humorous now, we (both my friends and I) dreamed of becoming a garbage-truck driver when we were much younger.

Error: a garbage-truck driver

Correction: garbage truck DRIVERS

400

When "has" accompanies a main verb (as in "has promoted"), is the subject for the action singular or plural?

Singular

500

A set of rules that [define / defines] a certain way to dress must be sent out to the party's attendees.

defines (set = collective noun/ singular)

500

By the time Jessica arrived to the store, her mother [called / had called] to add more items to the grocery list.

had called

500

Identify the error and make the correction:

My sister loves books where the villains win, but my brother prefers those in which good triumphs over evil.

Error: books where

Correction: books IN WHICH

500

Identify the error and make the correction: 

Each runner will have a lane on the track, which has recently been resurfaced, to themselves in order to minimize accidents.

Error: themselves

Correction: himself or herself

500

When "have" accompanies a main verb (as in "have been"), the subject is typically plural. What are the two pronouns that are EXCEPTIONS to this rule?

1. YOU ("you have been a problem for...")

2. I ("I have been concerned that...")

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