Pronoun Case
Vague Pronouns
Simple Sentences
Compound Sentences
Complex Sentences
100

Which pronoun correctly completes the sentence? 

______ went to the library. (Me/I)

I because it is a subjective pronoun being used as the subject. 

100

What is a vague pronoun?

A pronoun that does not have a clear antecedent. 

100

Name the two parts of every sentence. 

Subject and Predicate

100

What two types of clauses make up a compound sentence?

Independent and Independent

100

What two types of clauses are found in a complex sentence?

Dependent and Independent

200

Choose the correct pronoun: The teacher gave the paper to ______. (she/her)

Her because it is an objective pronoun receiving the object.

200

What is an antecedent? 

The noun that the pronoun refers to.

200

Is this a simple sentence? Why or why not? 

The dog barked loudly.

Yes. It has one independent clause.

200

Name the coordinating conjunctions that can join two indepdent clauses. 

For, and, nor, but, or, yet, so

200

Identify the subordinating conjunction that is the dead giveaway that this is a complex sentence.

Because I was tired, I went to bed.

Because

300

Identify the pronoun case of the italicized pronoun:

They won the game.

Subjective because "They" is the subject of the sentence.

300

Identify and explain the vague pronoun in this sentence:

Mia told Ava that she won.

She could refer to Mia or Ava. There are multiple possible antecedents. 

300

Identify the subject and predicate: 

My younger brother plays basketball after school.

Subject=My younger brother

Predicate=plays basketball after school.

300

Is this sentence compound? Explain why or why not.

I finished my homework, and I watched tv.

Yes, because it has two independent clauses joined by and.

300

Is this sentence complex? 

We ate dinner after Dad came home.

Yes, because "after" is a subordinating conjunction making "after Dad came home" a dependent clause.

400

Which sentence uses pronoun case correctly? You must be able to explain your answer convincingly.

A. Him and I played soccer. 

B. He and I played soccer. 

B. because He and I are subjective pronouns being used as subjects. 

400

Identify and explain the vague pronoun: 

When Rebecca moved the frame to the glass table, it broke.

It is vague because it could refer to frame or the glass table. There are multiple possible antecedents.

400

Which is a simple sentence? 

A. After school, we played outside. 

B. I wanted pizza, but we ate tacos.

C. Because it rained, we stayed inside.

A. because it has one independent clause.

400

Name the 4 conjunctive adverbs writers can use to join independent clauses.

Moreover, Otherwise, Therefore, However

400

Is this sentence punctuated correctly? Explain. 

We went outside, although it was cold.

No, because the independent clause is first, so it is not followed by a comma.

500

Correct the pronoun case error and explain your answer convincingly: 

The coach chose Marcus and I for the team.

The coach chose Marcus and me for the team. Me is an objective pronoun receiving the action of chose. 

500

Rewrite to make the pronoun clear:

When Lily put the vase on the table, it cracked.

When Lily put the vase on the table, the vase cracked.

500

Identify the subject and predicate: 

Ava and Noah finished their homework.

Subject=Ava and Noah

Predicate=finished their homework.

500

Add punctuation where necessary to this compound sentence: 

Riley stayed up late eating junk food and watching tv therefore he felt sick the next day.

Riley stayed up late eating junk food and watching tv; therefore, he felt sick the next day.

500

List the 5 common subordinating conjunctions.

Even though, When, Because, Unless, Whereas