Parts Of Speech
Punctuation
Vocabulary
Fix the Sentence
Idioms & Expressions
100

Identify the adjective in this sentence: “The exhausted student finished her homework.”

Almost

100

Add the missing comma: “After school I went to the library.”

After school, I went to the library.

100

What is a synonym for reluctant?

Hesitant or unwilling

100

Correct the sentence: “Neither of the answers are correct.

Neither of the answers is correct

100

What does “piece of cake” mean?

Something very easy.

200

Identify the adverb: “He almost missed the bus.”

Almost

200

Add a colon in the correct place: “I need three things for class a pencil a notebook and a ruler.”

I need three things for class: a pencil, a notebook, and a ruler.

200

What does contradict mean?

To say the opposite of something or disagree with a statement.

200

Correct the sentence: “She has less books than her brother.”

She has fewer books than her brother.

200

What does “break the ice” mean?

To make people feel comfortable in a social situation.

300

What part of speech is the word although in this sentence: “Although it was raining, we went outside”

Conjunction (subordinating conjunction)

300

Replace the comma with the correct punctuation: “I studied all night, I still found the test difficult.”

I studied all night; I still found the test difficult.

300

What is the difference between infer and imply?

To infer is to draw a conclusion; to imply is to suggest something indirectly.

300

Correct the sentence: “The team have finished its presentation.”

Answer: The team has finished its presentation.

300

What does “under the weather” mean?

Feeling sick

400

Identify the pronoun and the type of pronoun in the sentence “Someone left their bag in the classroom.”

Someone — Indefinite pronoun

400

Add the missing commas and semicolon: “Maya loves reading however her brother prefers playing video games.”

Maya loves reading; however, her brother prefers playing video games./Maya loves reading; her brother prefers playing video games.

400

What does meticulous mean?

Extremely careful and attentive to detail.

400

Correct the sentence: “Having finished the assignment, the television was turned on by Marcus.”

Having finished the assignment, Marcus turned on the television.

400

What does “hit the nail on the head” mean?

To say or do exactly the right thing.

500

Put these adjectives in the correct order: wooden, beautiful, small, old. Complete the sentence: “She bought a _____ table.”

She bought a beautiful small old wooden table.

Rule: Opinion → Size → Age → Shape → Colour → Origin → Material → Purpose → Noun.

500

Add the missing commas, colon, and semicolon: “For the trip we needed three things food which we packed first water which we almost forgot and blankets which were stored in the car.”

For the trip, we needed three things: food, which we packed first; water, which we almost forgot; and blankets, which were stored in the car.

500

What word describes a statement that seems contradictory but may reveal a truth?

Paradox

500

Correct the sentence: “If I would have known about the meeting, I would of attended it.”

If I had known about the meeting, I would have attended it.

500

What does “burning the midnight oil” mean?

Staying up late to work or study.