Prepositions
What preposition correctly completes this sentence? "I will meet you ___ the park."
In-"I will meet you in the park."
Choose the correct conjunction: "I want to go, ___ I have too much homework." (but/and)
but — "I want to go, but I have too much homework."
True or False: "A clause must have a subject and a verb."
True — A clause must have both a subject and a verb.
Is "milk" countable or uncountable?
Uncountable — "milk" is uncountable.
Identify the prepositions in this sentence: "He stood next to her after the meeting."
Preposition: next and after
Name 3 prepositions of place.
Examples: under, above, beside, between, near, in front of
Name three coordinating conjunctions.
Examples: and, but, or, so, yet, for, nor (any 3 coordinating conjunctions)
Identify the dependent clause in this sentence: "Although it was raining, we went for a walk."
Dependent clause: "Although it was raining"
Choose the correct form: "There is/are a lot sugar in the jar."
Correct: "There is a lot of sugar in the jar."
Fill in the blank with a conjunction: "You have a choice. You can have tea ___ coffee."
Correct conjunction: "or" — "You can have tea or coffee."
Correct the mistake: "She jumped in the car and drove at the city."
Correction: "She jumped into the car and drove to the city."
Combine these sentences using "because": "She was tired. She went to bed early."
Combined sentence: "She went to bed early because she was tired."
Create a sentence with an independent and a dependent clause.
Example sentence: "Because I was hungry, I ate lunch early."
Name two nouns that can be both countable and uncountable depending on the context (think about containers).
Examples: hair (one hair / much hair), chicken (a chicken / some chicken meat)
Combine two simple sentences into one complex sentence using a dependent clause.
Example complex sentence: "I stayed inside because it was raining."
Complete the sentence: "He has been working ___ Monday." (for/since?)
since — "He has been working since Monday."
"Fill in the blank with the correct conjunction: 'I wanted to go swimming, ___ it was too cold.' (and / but)"
but-
Full sentence: "I wanted to go swimming, but it was too cold."
Correct the error: "When I arrived. The movie had already started."
Corrected: "When I arrived, the movie had already started."
Fix the mistake: "I need a few informations before starting."
Correction: "I need a little information before starting."
Choose whether this noun is countable or uncountable and fix the sentence: "There isn't much chairs in the room."
Correction: "There aren't many chairs in the room." (chairs = countable)
Use "between" and "on" correctly in two separate sentences.
Example sentences: "The candy was shared between the two children." / "The teacher walked on the desks."
Fix this sentence: "He is smart but he studies hard." (Hint: Use a better conjunction to show cause and effect.)
Better conjunction: "He is smart, and he studies hard." (Or use "so" if you want to show cause: "He is smart because he studies hard.")
"If you come to the party, you can bring a friend. Make sure to bring a present if you come. If you can't afford a present, you can make a present."
Find all 3 independent clauses.
1. You can bring a friend.
2. Make sure to bring a present.
3. You can make a present.
Create a short dialogue using one countable and one uncountable noun correctly. (Bonus if you use quantity words like "a few" or "some.")
A: "Can you buy some rice?" (uncountable)
B: "Sure. Do you also want a few apples?" (countable)
Correct this complex sentence: "Because she likes reading. She bought many books and magazines."
Corrected: "Because she likes reading, she bought many books and magazines." (or make it one sentence: "She bought many books and magazines because she likes reading.")