Grammar

Front

Fill in the blank:
Don't go _____________. 
Options: they're, their, there

Back

there

Front

Which of the following is a run-on sentence?
Options:
1. I'm bored at Grandma's house. She doesn't have a TV.
2. The animals are fascinating I will try to draw them.
3. I like chocolate and vanilla ice cream.
4. I have one dog, and she has three dogs.

Back

The animals are fascinating I will try to draw them.

Front

Will the dog find ____________ way home? Options: its, it's

Back

its

Front

What tense is the following sentence:
I was skipping
Options: present progressive, past progressive, future progressive

Back

past progressive

Front

Which superhero is ______________ favorite? Options: your, you're

Back

your

Front

What tense is the sentence: I am counting.? Options: present progressive, past progressive, future progressive

Back

present progressive

Front

Does the verb in the sentence agree with the subject?
Students plays on the play ground. 

Back

Disagree

Front

Fill in the blank:
____________ walking too fast. 
Options: Your, You're

Back

You're

Front

Which revision correctly punctuates the quotation in the sentences?
Options:

The message in the note said, “You’re the best cousins ever!” “Thanks for letting me stay with you this summer.”

,

The message in the note said, “You’re the best cousins ever! Thanks for letting me stay with you this summer.”

,

“The message in the note said You’re the best cousins ever! Thanks for letting me stay with you this summer.”

,

“The message in the note said You’re the best cousins ever!” “Thanks for letting me stay with you this summer.”

Back

The message in the note said, “You’re the best cousins ever! Thanks for letting me stay with you this summer.”

Front

Choose the correct way to punctuate the direct speech: She explained Each hailstone has rings similar to the rings inside the trunk of an oak tree, and these rings show the different layers that formed the hailstone.

Back

She explained, “Each hailstone has rings similar to the rings inside the trunk of an oak tree, and these rings show the different layers that formed the hailstone.”