Punctuation
Rewrite the sentence with correct punctuation.
My dad ordered us a pizza for dinner?
A: My dad ordered us a pizza for dinner.
B: "My dad ordered us a pizza for dinner"
C: My dad, ordered us a pizza for dinner.
D: No Change
A: My dad ordered us a pizza for dinner.
Which verb best completes the following sentence? Spencer _____ up and down when he gets excited.
A: sits
B: walks
C: jumps
D: runs
C: jumps
Choose the correct verb tense for the sentence. Samuel _____ the bus if he wakes up late tomorrow.
A: takes
B: will take
C: will took
D: took
B: will take
Which correctly combines the two sentences using a coordinating conjunction? We can go to the museum. We can go to the theatre.
A: We can go to the museum, or we can go to the theatre.
B: We can go to the museum because we can go to the theatre.
C: We can go to the museum since we can go to the theatre.
D: We can go to the museum, yet we can go to the theatre.
A: We can go to the museum, or we can go to the theatre.
rewrite the phrase using the possessive form: the old clothes of Cameron
A: Cameron's old clothes'
B: Cameron's old clothes
C: Camerons old clothes
D: Camerons' old clothe's
Rewrite the sentence with correct punctuation.
I will not eat junk food, nor will I drink soda.
A: I will not eat junk, food, nor will I drink soda.
B: I will not eat junk food nor will I drink soda.
C: I will not eat junk food, nor will I drink soda?
D: No Change
D: No Change
What PRONOUN should be used to replace the noun in the sentence.
Sally sells sea shells by the sea shore.
A: He
B: We
C: She
D: Me
C: She
Choose the correct verb tense for the sentence.
When I was five I ____ that movie over and over again.
A: Watch
B: Watching
C: Will watch
D: watched
D: watched
Which correctly uses a coordinating conjunction to combine the two sentences? I wanted more soda. I didn't want anymore popcorn.
A: I wanted more soda because I didn't want anymore popcorn.
B: I wanted more soda, but I didn't want anymore popcorn.
C: I wanted more soda, since I didn't want anymore popcorn.
D: I wanted more soda but I didn't want anymore popcorn.
B: I wanted more soda, but I didn't want anymore popcorn.
Rewrite the phrase using the possessive form: the whiskers of the kittens
A: the kittens' whiskers'
B: the kitten's whiskers
C: the kittens whiskers'
D: the kittens' whiskers
D: the kittens' whiskers
Rewrite the sentence with correct punctuation.
"Will you go to the store," asked my mother?
A: "Will you go to the store, asked my mother?"
B: "Will you go to the store?" asked my mother.
C: Will you go to the store? asked my mother.
D: No Change
B: "Will you go to the store?" asked my mother.
What are the ADVERBS in the following sentence?
I arrive home late because I had volleyball practice.
A: arrive and home
B: late and because
C: home and practice
D: home and late
D: home and late
Next fall, my family _______ apples at the orchard.
A: will picking
B: will pick
C: will picked
D: will picks
Use a subordinating conjunction to combine the two sentences. The car needs a tune up. We can leave on our road trip.
A: The car needs a tune up, so we can leave on our road trip.
B: The car needs a tune up since we can leave on our road trip.
C: The car needs a tune up before we can leave on our road trip.
D: The car needs a tune up because we can leave on our road trip.
C: The car needs a tune up before we can leave on our road trip.
rewrite the phrase using the possessive form: the ice cream that belongs to Gabe
A: Gabes ice cream's
B: Gabe ice creams
C: Gabe's ice cream
D: Gabes' ice cream
C: Gabe's ice cream
Rewrite the following sentence with the correct punctuation.
We drove from Salt Lake City Utah to San Diego California.
A: We drove from Salt Lake City, Utah to San Diego, California.
B: We drove from Salt, Lake, City, Utah to San, Diego, California.
C: We drove from Salt Lake City, Utah to San Diego California.
D: No Change
A: We drove from Salt Lake City, Utah to San Diego, California
What are the ADJECTIVES in the following sentence?
Sleeping on a soft bed did not help my injured back.
A: soft and bed
B: injured and back
C: soft and injured
D: back and bed
C: soft and injured
Which sentence correctly uses the verb run in the future tense?
A: I ran two miles tomorrow in PE.
B: Sally runs three miles every day.
C: Thomas will run a 5k last year.
D: Tomorrow, my family will run a 5k together.
D: Tomorrow, my family will run a 5k together.
Which coordinating conjunction best combines the two sentences? I love chocolate. I do not eat chocolate cake.
A: I love chocolate, because I do not eat chocolate cake.
B: I love chocolate and I do not eat chocolate cake.
C: I love chocolate but I do not eat chocolate cake.
D: I love chocolate, but I do not eat chocolate cake.
D: I love chocolate, but I do not eat chocolate cake.
Rewrite the phrase using the possessive form: the hair of Laura
A: Laura's hair
B: Lauras' hair
C: Lauras hair
D: Lauras's hair
A: Laura's hair
Rewrite the following sentence using the correct punctuation
I live at P. Sherman, 42 Wallaby Way, Sydney.
A: I live at P Sherman 42 Wallaby Way Sydney.
B: I live at P. Sherman 42, Wallaby, Way, Sydney.
C: I live at P. Sherman 42 Wallaby, Way Sydney.
D: No Change
D: No Change
A: Abstract- love Concrete- school
B: Abstract- home Concrete- happiness
C: Abstract- hope Concrete- book
D: Abstract- fear Concrete- joy
A: Abstract- love Concrete- school
C: Abstract- hope Concrete- book
Which sentence correctly uses the past tense have the verb eat.
A: Bob ate a salad for lunch everyday last week.
B: Yesterday I eat cake after my dinner.
C: Tomorrow my family will ate at a nice restaurant.
D: Last week we eating spaghetti for dinner.
A: Bob ate a salad for lunch everyday last week.
Use a subordinating conjunction to combine the two sentences. Always say thank you. Your friends help you with something.
A: Always say thank you, when your friends help you with something.
B: Always say thank you when your friends help you with something.
C: Always say thank you since your friends help you with something.
D: Always saying thank you because your friends help you with something.
B: Always say thank you when your friends help you with something.
Rewrite the phrase using the possessive form: the croaking frogs
A: the croaking's frogs
B: the frog's croaking
C: the frogs' croaking
D: the croaking frogs's
C: the frogs' croaking