AP Review #3 - Punctuation & Grammar

Choose the sentence with the correct grammar.

• The decision will effect taxes for the next decade.

• Your decision will affect the entire university.

• Please lie the files on my desk.

• Don't lay on the beach without using sunscreen.

Choose the sentence with the correct AP style.

• To pay tuition, she had to work part-time.

• Because she was taking 15 credit hours, she became a part time worker during the semester.

• If you have questions, send me an email.

• Do people still send e-mails?

Choose the sentence with the correct AP style.

• Our brand is well-known.

• We are a well known brand.

• Please visit the newly-built student union.

• I invite you to make an appointment at the newly built doctor's office.

Choose the sentence with the correct grammar.

• The board of regents has approved the change.

• The board of regents have approved the change.

Choose the sentence with the correct grammar.

• Neither he nor they are coming to the event.

• Neither he nor they is coming to the event.

Choose the sentence with the correct AP style.

• To increase grades on the test, the professor offered an exam review.

• To increase grades on the test the professor offered an exam review.

Choose the sentence with the correct AP style.

• When she got tired of living in a dorm, she moved into an apartment with friends.

• When she got tired of living in a dorm she moved into an apartment with friends.

Choose the sentence with the correct AP style.

• She asked for brown rice, black beans, and fajita veggies in her burrito bowl.

• She asked for brown rice, black beans and fajita veggies in her burrito bowl.

1. The professor wants the groups to work over the holiday, no one plans to.

2. The professor wants the groups to work over the holiday; no one plans to.

• 1 is grammatically correct.

• 2 is grammatically correct.

• Neither are grammatically correct.

• Both are grammatically correct.

Choose the sentence with the correct grammar.

• The restaurant, which just opened last week, is offering students a discount.

• The restaurant which just opened last week is offering students a discount.

• The restaurant, that just opened last week, is offering students a discount.

• The restaurant that which just opened last week is offering students a discount.