Intermediate Final Exam Review

Which sentence uses punctuation correctly?

• After school he plays at the park.

• After school, he plays at the park.

• After, school he plays at the park.

• After school he plays, at the park.

Which sentence is written correctly?

• I have been studying since last Tuesday.

• I have been studying last Tuesday.

• I have studied last Tuesday.

• I studied since last Tuesday.

Which sentence uses punctuation correctly?

• "Clean your room" his mom said, "if you want to go out tonight."

• "Clean your room", his mom said, "if you want to go out tonight."

• "Clean your room," his mom said, "if you want to go out tonight" .

• "Clean your room," his mom said, "if you want to go out tonight."

Which word is spelled correctly?

• seperate

• different

• beggining

• wierd

Which sentence uses capitalization correctly?

• Our Math teacher at Alhambra High School is Mr. Garcia.

• Our math teacher at Alhambra High School is Mr. Garcia.

• Our math teacher at Alhambra high school is Mr. Garcia.

• Our math teacher at Alhambra High School is mr. Garcia.

Which sentence is written correctly?

• I have and exam in Monday.

• I have an exam for Monday.

• I have an exam on Monday.

• I have an exam during Monday.

Which sentence is correct?

• He has been my teacher since two years.

• He has been being my teacher for two years.

• He was being my teacher for two years.

• He has been my teacher for two years.

Which sentence is NOT written correctly?

• I have been working all day, but I was still tired.

• I have been studying all afternoon, and I still don't understand the grammar lesson.

• They will have been practicing for four days straight by the time they leave for the state tournament.

• He would have been driving if he hadn't lost his glasses.

Which sentence is correct?

• I have gone to Flagstaff last week.

• I had been going to Flagstaff last week.

• I went to Flagstaff last week.

• I have been going to Flagstaff last week.

Which adverbial phrase show action in the simple past tense?

• two days ago

• since Wendesday

• for three weeks

• by the time