Grammar Review

Grammar Review

Complete sentences

• Need a noun (subject)

• Need a verb (action)

• sings a song.

• My friend from work.

Open Ended

Turn this into a complete sentence.

Watches the movie.

Open Ended

Turn this into a complete sentence.

My friend from school.

Articles

• A, an, the

• A- general, before consonants

• An- general, before vowels

• The- specific

Fill in the Blanks

Rewrite the sentence with the correct article (a, an, the)

I have

friend named Marco who loves football.

Fill in the Blanks

Rewrite the sentence with the correct article (a, an, the)

____ girl lives in _____ apartment in New York City.

Verbs (Past, Present, Future)

• Past: ate, bought, went, was listening, saw

• Present: eat, buy, go, listen, see

• Future: will eat, will buy, will go, will listen, will see.

Multiple Choice

What is the correct form of the sentence?

• Mariana eats salad for lunch yesterday.

• Mariana ate salad for lunch yesterday.

• Mariana will eat salad for lunch yesterday.

Multiple Choice

What is the correct form of the sentence?

• Ricardo bought a new car tomorrow.

• Ricardo buys a new car tomorrow.

• Ricardo will buy a new car tomorrow.

Multiple Choice

What is the correct form of this sentence?

• Yesterday, Maria went to the store.

• Yesterday, Maria will go to the store.

• Yesterday, Maria go to the store.

Multiple Choice

What is the correct form of this sentence?

• I was listening to music when you called.

• I was listen to music when you called.

• I was will listening to music when you called.

Multiple Choice

What is the correct form of the sentence?

• She will see a lion for the first time when she went to the zoo.

• She saw a lion for the first time when she went to the zoo.

• She see a lion for the first time when she went to the zoon.

Prepositions

• on- surface, days/dates, device/machine

• in- unspecific time, location

• at- time, place

• to- location

Multiple Choice

What preposition goes in the blank?

Sarah rides the bus ___ school every day.

• at

• in

• on

• to

Multiple Choice

What preposition goes in the blank?

New Year's Day is a holiday ____ January.

• at

• in

• on

• to

Multiple Choice

What preposition goes in the blank?

We arrived ____ school before the bell rang.

• at

• in

• on

• to

Multiple Choice

What preposition goes in the blank?

I put the milk _____ the refrigerator.

• at

• in

• on

• to

Combine sentences

• Take the first sentence and copy it.

• Add additional information from the 2nd sentence.

• Example:

• The dog is sleeping.

• He is sleeping soundly.

Fill in the Blanks

Combine the two sentences.

Julia got a new phone. The phone is white.

Fill in the Blanks

Combine the two sentences.

Rico sings a song. His signing is loud.

Fill in the Blanks

Combine the two sentences.

The dog is sleeping. The cat is sleeping.

Fill in the Blanks

Combine the two sentences use one of the joining words (after, so, but)

Sam is older. Joey is taller.

Multiple Choice

What is the best way to combine these sentences?

It was snowing.

Marcella wore a heavy coat.

• It was snowing, after Marchelle wore a heavy coat.

• It was snowing, so Marcella wore a heavy coat.

• It was snowing, but Marchelle wore a heavy coat.

Multiple Choice

What is the best way to combine these sentences?

I stayed up late last night.

I fell asleep in class today.

• I stayed up late last night, after I fell asleep in class today.

• I stayed up last last night, but I fell asleep in class today.

• I stayed up late last night, so I feel asleep in class today.