Count and Noncount Nouns
Prepositions
Tense Consistency
Independent and Dependent Clauses
Sentence Structure
100

I don't have (“some” or “any”) money for lunch.

any

100

At, in, or on: ____ the Internet

on
100

The telephone (“rings” or “rang”) while I was having a bath.

rang

100

Identify each of the clauses as independent or dependent. “when Mr. Jones yelled”

Dependent 

100

Is the following a fragment or a sentence: “after the tornado struck the small town”

Fragment

200

Our teacher gave us (“a few” or “many” or “a lot of”) homework today.

A lot of

200

 At, in, or on: ____the age of 21

at
200

If she had acted more responsibly, everything (“would be” or “would have been”) all right.

Would have been

200

Identify each of the clauses as independent or dependent. “I enjoy the opera”

Independent

200

Is the following a fragment or a sentence: “please read the chapter on sentence analysis”

Sentence

300

You should try to eat (“some” or “a lot” or “many”) fruit every day.

some

300

I'll be ready to leave (“in” or “on” or “at”) about twenty minutes

in

300

Correct the sentence: As soon as she saw the smoke, Laura (run) into the house to save her dog.

As soon as she saw the smoke, Laura ran into the house to save her dog.

300

While another letter will be delivered by the postal system.

A. Independent Clause

B. Dependent Clause

B. Dependent Clause

300

Is this sentence Simple, Compound, Complex, or Compound-Complex: “I'll help you if you help me.”

Simple

400

Which of these are count nouns? Which are noncount nouns?: “Cats, season, air, student, money”

Count nouns: cats, season, student; Noncount nouns: air, money

400

The child responded to his mother's demands (“with’ or “by” or “from”) throwing a tantrum.

by

400

Correct the sentence: Will returned the book and (get) a receipt from the clerk.

Will returned the book and got a receipt from the clerk.

400

Choose the best clause to make this a grammatical sentence.

I think it's supposed to rain today,

A. so you should bring your umbrella with you.

B. before you bring your umbrella.

A. so you should bring your umbrella with you.

400

Is this sentence Simple, Compound, Complex, or Compound-Complex: “I like playing basketball, and my brother likes playing tennis.”

Compound

500

What is the difference between a count and a noncount noun?

Count noun: can be expressed in plural form; a noncount noun cannot be expressed in plural form

500

What is the definition of a preposition?

Indicates the start of a prepositional phrase; describes the location or state of an object or noun (answers can be close)

500

Which of the following uses verb tenses correctly?

A. If it continues to snow, the district called off school.

B. If it continues to snow, the district will call off school.

C. If it continued to snow, the district calls off school.

B. If it continues to snow, the district will call off school.

500

What is the difference between a dependent and an independent clause?

Dependent clause: contains a subject but is not a complete thought; Independent clause: a complete group of words that can stand on its own (answers can be close)

500

Define two of the following: Simple Sentence, Compound Sentence, Complex Sentence, Compound-Complex Sentence

Simple (one independent clause)

Compound (at least two independent clauses)

Complex (an independent clause and at least one dependent clause)

Compound-complex (two or more independent clauses and at least one dependent clause)