Grammar Review 6th grade

Front

Which sentence is compound?
Options:
1. I need to make a chocolate cake, but I don't have any eggs or flour, so I'll just buy one from the store.
2. We went to the zoo on a Saturday; consequently, the place was packed with kids and their parents.
3. Because you didn't go to bed when you were supposed to, you are sleepy and irritable this morning.
4. Showing kindness is the best choice to make.

Back

We went to the zoo on a Saturday; consequently, the place was packed with kids and their parents.

Front

Where do you normally find adjective clauses? Options: at the beginning of the sentence, at the end of the sentence, anywhere in the sentence, right after the noun it describes or modifies.

Back

right after the noun it describes or modifies

Front

What is the adjective clause in this sentence?
Although I wanted to receive a Pagani Huayra for Christmas, Santa, who does not have unlimited resources, doesn't have that kind of money.

Back

who doesn't have unlimited resources

Front

What kind of pronouns are these: he, she, it, you, they, me, us, them...

Back

personal pronouns

Front

What do personal pronouns take the place of?

Back

persons -- names or "titles" like boy, girl, teacher, etc.

Front

How do you determine if indefinite pronouns like any, all, none, most, and some are singular or plural?

Back

Look at the end of the prepositional phrase that comes after it (the noun-- if it's plural, then so is the pronoun. If it's singular, then the pronoun is singular.)

Front

The puppy needs ____ fur brushed after ___ bath.

Back

its

Front

Which sentence is correct?
1. Might me or Jaylynn have written the letter earlier this week?
2. Might Jaylynn or me have wrote the letter earlier this week?
3. Might Jaylynn or me of written the letter earlier this week?
4. Might Jaylynn or I have written the letter earlier this week?

Back

Might Jaylynn or I have written the letter earlier this week?

Front

Which sentence is correct?
Options: He and I could have ridden the train through the park, but we didn't want to do so., Me and him could of rode the train through the park, but we didn't want to do so., Him and I could of ridden the train through the park, but we didn't want to do so., Me and him could have ridden the train through the park, but we didn't want to do so.

Back

He and I could have ridden the train through the park, but we didn't want to do so.