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What is an independent clause?
A sentence that has large words.
A sentence that needs another clause to complete it.
A sentence that makes a statement about the 4th of July.
A sentence that can stand alone.
What punctuation mark goes at the end of the next sentence? I am so excited to meet the celebrity tomorrow _
?
!
,
;
A man whom thinks I am very smart wants to give me a scholarship. Is this sentence grammatically correct?
Yes; whom is right.
No; take out whom.
It uses the wrong verb.
No; whom should be who.
Which word is spelled correctly?
Garantee
Gruesome
Judgemint
Comotion
What is the future tense of "go"?
Will go
Went
Gone
Goes
You and I will eat at the restaurant before we go to the Golden Gate Bridge. Which word in this sentence is a common noun?
Restaurant
You
Go
Golden Gate Bridge
Today is the coldest day this week! "Coldest" is a ...
Adverb
Superlative
Verb
Common Noun
What does a semicolon look like?
;
,
:
!
And, or, but, yet are ___.
Kongunktins
Conjunctions
Conjections
Congestions
Stacy's bathroom was a mess. What is the subject?
mess
Stacy
Stacy's bathroom
All the above.
For present tense "be" changes to which words?
was, were
weren't, aren't
they, I
am, is, are
What is a noun?
A word to describe an action.
A word to describe something.
Person, place, thing.
He, she, it, they.
She is ___ the salsa for taco night tonight. Select the correct word tense.
Brought
Bring
Bringing
The word I want is not listed.
What is the contraction of the word 'cannot'?
Ca'nt
C'ant
Can't
Cann't
The scared cat was stuck ___ two dogs. Put the correct preposition in the blank space.
On
Between
Inside
Up
Which sentence below features a proper noun?
He wanted a turkey sandwich with lettuce.
They looked out for the car.
She wanted her dog.
I would love to visit Scotland.
What is an antonym of 'wonderful'?
Unremarkable
Stupendous
Amazing
Fantastic
Which of the following sentences is using an apostrophe correctly?
The cat's job was to chase away the mice.
It is raining cat's and dog's.
She say's that she cant drive 5 hours.
The lizard's slept on their perche's.
What are some conjunctions?
None of these
And, or, but, yet
Blue, fast, short, tired
He, she, it, they
What is a word that describes a noun?
Adjective
Pronoun
Verb
Adverb
Is it effect or affect? Which sentence is using the right word?
This movie has great sound affects.
I believe that the onions effected the flavor of the brownies.
The storm knocked down power lines, affecting several thousand people in rural communities.
The doctor warned me that there will be side affects.
What is the past tense of think?
Not listed
Thinking
Thunk
Thought
Which sentence is using an Oxford comma?
Both sentences
They took coats, shirts, and pants.
For breakfast he ate toast, milk and eggs.
Neither sentence
Reed/read and red/read are two types of what?
Homophones
Verb
Onomatopoeia
Adjective
Which of the following words is spelled incorrectly?
Disappear
Courage
Seperate
Embarrassed
Which word set lists pronouns?
was, were, would, why
Run, walk, jog
He, she, it, my
Red, green, purple, blue
What is a verb?
An attribute of a noun.
An action or an occurrence.
A person, place, or thing.
A word that can function on its own as a noun phrase.
"They we're excited to see the giraffe at the zoo." What is wrong here?
we're should be were
Nothing, it's right
I'm not sure
we're should be where
The teacher graded _______ homework. Which word goes correctly in the blank?
there
their
another
they're
What is the correct form of the following word?
Its going to rain.
The cat used its blanket
Their dog ate it's own food.
Its in the box.
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