NRI 6-10 Eng 9M

Identify the sentence that is free of errors.

• Juliet's hampster ate its tail.

• Juliet's hampster ate it's tail.

Identify the sentence that is free of errors.

• I think its going to snow tomorrow.

• I think it's going to snow tomorrow.

Identify the sentence that is free of errors.

• We have alot of milk so we don't need to by any.

• We have allot of milk so we don't need to buy any.

• We have a lot of milk, so we don't need to buy any.

• We have a lot of milk, so we don't need to bye any.

Identify the sentence that is free of errors.

• Suji is going to your house today and their house tomorrow.

• Suji is going to you're house today and their house tomorrow.

• Suji is going to your house today, and they're house tomorrow.

• Suji is going to your house today, and their house tomorrow.

Identify the sentence that is free of errors.

• We have spent alot of time reviewing grammar this week.

• We have spent allot of time reviewing grammar this week.

• We have spent a lot of time reviewing grammar this week.

Identify the sentence that is free of errors.

• Haley and Marilyn are planning on studying together.

• Haley and Marilyn is planning on studying together.

Identify the sentence that is free of errors.

• Christian and I am buying pizza for lunch.

• Christian and I are buying pizza for lunch.

Identify the sentence that is free of errors.

• Neither Nick nor his friends is going to the play tonight.

• Neither Nick nor his friends are going to the play tonight.

Identify the sentence that is free of errors.

• Either Troy or his family is going to Disneyland next week.

• Either Troy or his family are going to Disneyland next week.

Identify the sentence that is free of errors.

• Neither Patrick nor I are planning on seeing Captain Marvel on Friday.

• Neither Patrick nor I am planning on seeing Captain Marvel on Friday.

• Neither Patrick nor I is planning on seeing Captain Marvel on Friday.