Run-On Sentences
Sentence Fragments
Verb Tenses
Intensive/Reflexive PNs
Vague Pronouns
100
Is this a run-on sentence?


I took my sister to the zoo yesterday we had a fun time.

Yes

100

Is this a sentence fragment?

The thorns on the rose bush.

Yes

100

What are the three verb tenses?

Past, present, future

100

Which definition is for an intensive pronoun?

1) Uses pronouns to add emphasis to the subject of a sentence.

2) Uses pronouns when it is the same as the subject.

1) Uses pronouns to add emphasis to the subject of a sentence.

100

Which sentence uses vague pronouns?

Despite the thorns, they insisted on buying roses.

Despite the thorns, the customer insisted on buying roses.

Despite the thorns, they insisted on buying roses.

200

Where should the punctuation go to break up this run-on sentence?

I went to robotics club we learned about programming.

club . We

200

Is this a sentence fragment?

The parrot learned how to speak.

No.

200

What do you generally add to a verb to make it past tense?

-ed

200
Does the following sentence use an intensive pronoun or reflexive pronoun?


She decided to decorate the room all by herself.

Reflexive pronoun

200

What is the vague pronoun in the following sentence?

When Jim saw Chuck, he ran away.

he

300

Where should the punctuation go to break up this run-on sentence?

I watched a video on how to knit it was too hard for me.

knit. It

300

Change this sentence fragment to make it a complete sentence:

While he walked down the street.

Varies

300

What do you add to a verb to make it future tense?

The word "will"

300

List all the pronouns in the following sentence:

It uses a timer to tell us when it is ready.

It, us, it

300

Replace the vague pronoun in the following sentence with a better noun.

In fourth grade, they learned algebra.


In fourth grade, the students learned algebra.

400

Is this a run-on sentence? If so, correct it.


He cut himself on a rusty nail but he went to the doctor to get a shot.

Not a run-on sentence

400

Is this a sentence fragment? If so, correct it by making it into a complete sentence.

The girl ran.

Not a sentence fragment.

400

Is this sentence past, present, or future tense?

He hurt himself while he was swinging on the rope.

Past

400

Fill in the blank with the appropriate pronoun and tell whether it is intensive or reflexive.

The shoppers couldn't find ____ car in the parking lot.

their: reflexive

400

If the sentence uses a vague pronoun, replace it with a better noun.

Although the box fell on the floor, the sides were not damaged.

No vague pronouns

500

Is this a run-on sentence? If so, correct it.


The soccer team decided to call themselves the Tigers they could not decide what their logo should look like, though.

Yes: Tigers . They

500

Is this a sentence fragment? If so, correct it to make it a complete sentence.

Because she can no longer feed herself.

Yes, sentence fragment.

Varies.

500

Is this sentence past, present, or future? Change it to another tense.

You may help yourself to any snacks on the table.

Present

Varies

500

Fill in the blank with the appropriate pronoun and tell whether it is intensive or reflexive. Change the sentence to use the other form of pronoun.

The man _____ told the story.

himself

The man told the story by himself.

500
If the following sentence uses a vague pronoun, replace it with a better noun.


When Rachel told Jane the story, she started to cry.

she - Jane (or Rachel)