Grammar Unit 1 Review

Which sentence is a COMMAND?

• This is the best day ever!

• We won the game!

• Go to your room.

• We are going to Disney World!

Which of the following is an exclamation?

• Go to your room.

• Put your name on your paper.

• Yay it's my birthday!

• Wash you hands.

Pick the correct punctuation for this sentence:

How would you like some ice cream

• How would you like some ice cream

• How would you like some ice cream.

• How would you like some ice cream!

• How would you like some ice cream?

Which of these is a sentence fragment:

(1) One day, Emily went to the store. (2) She needed peanut butter and jelly. (3) Emily in the store. (4) That way she can make PB&J sandwiches. (5) She wanted to use peanut butter, she could only find nutella.

• Sentence 1

• Sentence 2

• Sentence 3

• Sentence 4

(1) One day, Emily went to the store. (2) She needed peanut butter and jelly. (3) Emily in the store. (4) That way she can make PB&J sandwiches. (5) She wanted to use peanut butter, she could only find nutella.

How can you best combine sentence 5?

• She wanted to use peanut butter and she could only find nutella.

• She wanted to use peanut butter, but she could only find nutella.

• She wanted to use peanut butter, and she could only find nutella.

• She wanted to use peanut butter, she could only find nutella.

What is the COMPLETE SUBJECT:

The yellow water bottle fell down the stairs.

• The

• bottle

• fell down the stairs

• The yellow water bottle

What is the COMPLETE PREDICATE:

The yellow water bottle fell down the stairs.

• The

• fell down the stairs

• The yellow bottle

• stais

What needs to go in between 2 complete sentences to make a COMPOUND sentence?

• ,

• , and a fanboy

• fanboy

• ;

How can we put these 2 sentences together:

Kelsey walked to the park. She played basketball.

• Kelsey walked to the park she played basketball

• Kelsey walked to the park and she played basketball.

• Kelsey walked to the park, and she played basketball.

• kelsey walked to the park.

How should you punctuate this sentence:

• I said, "You are the best!"

• I said, "You are the best"

• I said, "You are the best?"

• i said, "you are the best"