There/Their/They're
Than/Then
To/Too/Two
Subject-Verb Agreement
Capitalization
100

Choose the correct word: _____ going to the library after school.

They're

100

Choose the correct word: We finished our homework and _____ watched a movie.

then

100

Choose the correct word: I am going _____ the store after school.

to

100

Choose the correct verb: The collection of rare books (belongs / belong) to the university library.

belongs

100

Is the capitalization correct? My favorite month is October.

Yes

200

Choose the correct word: The students left _____ backpacks in the classroom.

Their

200

Choose the correct word: My backpack is heavier _____ yours.

than

200

Choose the correct word: The music is _____ loud for me to concentrate.

too

200

Choose the correct verb: Neither the coach nor the players (was / were) prepared for the sudden schedule change.

were

200

Correct the capitalization: We traveled to florida during spring break.

We traveled to Florida during spring break.

300

Choose the correct word: I didn't realize _____ was another assignment due tomorrow.

There

300

Choose the correct words: If you would rather study _____ fail the test, _____ you should start reviewing tonight.

than / then

300

Fill in both blanks: The _____ students were _____ tired to finish the assignment.

two / too

300

Choose the correct verb: Each of the proposals submitted by the students (requires / require) additional research before approval.

requires

300

Correct the capitalization: My aunt speaks spanish and french.

My aunt speaks Spanish and French.

400

Choose the correct words: _____ hoping _____ teacher will let them finish the project over _____ by the computers.

They're / their / there

400

Is this sentence correct? If not, correct it: She studied for an hour, than she took a break.

No — She studied for an hour, then she took a break.

400

Fill in all three blanks: The _____ players wanted _____ practice, but it was _____ late.

two / to / too

400

Is this sentence correct? If not, correct it: The effects of the new policy on students and teachers remains unclear.

No — The effects of the new policy on students and teachers remain unclear.

400

Correct the capitalization: On monday, professor williams discussed the american civil war.

On Monday, Professor Williams discussed the American Civil War.

500

Is this sentence correct? If not, correct it: Their sure that they're dog left its toy over there.

No — They're sure that their dog left its toy over there.

500

Fill in both blanks: Back _____, I would rather finish my work early _____ wait until the last minute.

then / than

500

Is this sentence correct? If not, correct it: The two of us were going too walk to the gym, but it was to far away.

No — The two of us were going to walk to the gym, but it was too far away.

500

Is this sentence correct? If not, correct it: Neither the students who organized the event nor the faculty adviser responsible for supervising them have received the updated schedule.

No — Neither the students who organized the event nor the faculty adviser responsible for supervising them has received the updated schedule.

500

Correct all capitalization errors: Last july, my family visited washington, d.c., where we toured the white house and the lincoln memorial.

Last July, my family visited Washington, D.C., where we toured the White House and the Lincoln Memorial.