Pick the Verb
She often (going/goes) shopping on the weekend.
goes
Let's go to the beach get dinner and then go home.
Let's go to the beach, get dinner, and then go home. (you use commas when you makes lists of three or more)
The contraction for the words "could + not".
Couldn't
I know Lily, she is a friend of (my/mine).
Mine
Who's/Whose pizza is that?
Whose
I (playing/play) football after work.
She left Albany New York on January 18th of that year.
She left Albany, New York, on January 18th of that year. (use a comma to separate the city from the state and another after the state)
The contraction for the words "you + are".
you're
Fill in the blank with the proper possessive pronoun.
We are waiting for the train. Alex has got a ticket. He has _____ but I can't find _____.
We are waiting for the train. Alex has got a ticket. He has HIS but I can't find MINE.
Choose the correct spelling of the word it's/its.
The squirrel had a nut in it's/its hand.
its
I never (seeing/see) Tim anymore.
see
Fortunately I can't go to the party because I have dance class.
Fortunately, I can't go to the party because I have dance class. (you use commas after introductory words)
The contraction for the words "she + would".
she'd
What is the definition of a possessive pronoun?
Possessive pronouns help us show possession or ownership in a sentence.
There are 2 missing apostrophes, where do they go?
Youre going to be late, where are your rain boots? Its raining outside.
You're going to be late, where are your rain boots? It's raining outside.
I need a new job. (I'm doing/I've been doing) the same job for too long.
The calm knowledgable woman was able to help the distressed frustrated client.
The calm, knowledgable woman was able to help the distresses, frustrated client. (you use commas after 2 more more adjectives)
The contraction for the words "we + have".
we've
Turn these subject pronouns into a possessive pronouns.
He & Her
His & Hers
Use the proper articles, A or AN?
This is Bob, he's ___ doctor.
Fred is ____ electrician.
This is Bob, he's a doctor.
Fred is an electrician.
A few days ago I (saw/see) a man at a party whose face (was/were) very familiar. I couldn't think where (I'd seen/ I had saw) him before.
saw, was, I'd seen
"Why" I asked "are you still here in Tbilisi?"
"Why", I asked, "are you still here in Tbilisi?" (use commas to introduce and to interrupt direct quotations)
Contraction for the words "they +will".
they'll
What are the possessive pronouns in the following sentence?
The kids are yours and mine.
Yours and mine.
Fill in the blank with the proper preposition.
____ what day were you born?
On