Daily Language Review - Weeks 1 and 2

Front

Which sentence uses "a" and "an" correctly? Options: I ate a egg and an piece of fruit for breakfast., May I borrow a pencil and an eraser?, She has an world history test and a English quiz today.

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May I borrow a pencil and an eraser?

Front

Which sentence is written correctly? Options: I wanna go to Hawaii for vacation., He's gonna join the robotics club., She has to go to work after school.

Back

She has to go to work after school.

Front

Which sentence contains two homophones? Options: Don't be afraid of the bee., What is your name?, Throw the ball through the hoop.

Back

Don't be afraid of the bee.

Front

Which sentence contains a synonym for the word "peaceful?" Options: We learned about the time after the war ended. I study at the library because it's comfortable. The park is tranquil by the lake on this clear, quiet day.

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The park is tranquil by the lake on this clear, quiet day.

Front

Which sentence uses correct punctuation? Options: Do you go to High School North!; I live in Philadelphia Pennsylvania.; She has to study, go to practice and babysit her brother.

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She has to study, go to practice and babysit her brother.

Front

Which sentence has a common noun underlined? Options: Do you watch Netflix on your phone? Do you watch Netflix on your phone? Do you watch Netflix on your phone?

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Do you watch Netflix on your phone?.

Front

Which sentence has a proper noun underlined? Options: I'll go to Walmart to buy some food., I'll go to Walmart to buy some food., I'll go to Walmart to buy some food.

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I'll go to Walmart to buy some food.

Front

Which is a declarative sentence? Options: Don't go in there., You did an awesome job!, My parents work until 6:00 p.m., Do you like spaghetti?

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My parents work until 6:00 p.m.

Front

Which is an interrogative sentence?

Back

Do you like spaghetti?

Front

Which is an imperative sentence?

Back

Don't go in there.