Let's Review for Grammar Test 1!

Let's Review for Grammar Test 1!

Read the review lesson. Then, answer the questions! You can try this activity many times.

Pronouns

The subject pronouns in English are: I, you, he, she, it, we, they.

Remember, "I" is always a capital letter.

Subject pronouns go before "be" in a statement.

I am a student.

They go after "be" in a question.

Am I a student?

Multiple Choice

Anna and Tina are downtown now.

• Shes

• They

• We

Multiple Choice

Where are Jenna and I?

• we

• they

• she

Multiple Choice

The bus is at the corner.

• It

• They

• He

Multiple Choice

How is your father?

• they

• his

• he

Statements

Statements start with a capital letter and end with a period.

For affirmative statements, use: am, is, are.

For negative statements, use: am not, is not, or are not.

Remember, you can often use contractions (isn't) for negative statements.

Questions

There are two kinds of questions.

For a yes/no question, you can write a short answer.(For example, yes, I am.)

For an information question, you need to look at the question word carefully.

For a question with the verb "be", put the verb before the subject.

Remember to start your question with a capital letter and end with a question mark.

Multiple Choice

Choose the best answer for this question:

Where are you from?

• Yes, I am.

• I'm from Turkey.

• Because I like Toronto.

Multiple Choice

Choose the best answer for the question:

Who is your best friend?

• My best friend is Jane.

• She's very good today.

• No, she isn't.

Multiple Choice

Is the test today?

• The test is Wednesday.

• No, isn't.

• No, it isn't.

Possessives

Possessives tell us who owns something. Possessive adjectives are: my, your, his, her, its, our, there.

Possessive nouns are: noun's

Possessive must come before a noun.

It is possible to use 2 possessive nouns together. For example: My child's teacher is energetic.