Grammer Revision

Select the sentence that shows the compound verb underlined.

• Baby penguins stand on their parents’ feet and cuddle.

• Baby penguins stand on their parents' feet and cuddle.

• Baby penguins stand on their parents' feet and cuddle.

• Baby penguins stand on their parents' feet and cuddle.

Select the sentence that shows the compound verb underlined.

• The sun gives light and provides warmth.

• The sun gives light and provides warmth.

• The sun gives light and provides warmth.

• The sun gives light and provides warmth.

Select the sentence that shows the compound verb underlined.

• John bought tickets but never arrived for the play.

• John bought tickets but never arrived for the play.

• John bought tickets but never arrived for the play.

• John bought tickets but never arrived for the play.

Select the sentence that shows the compound verb underlined.

• Dodo birds and dinosaurs once existed but now are extinct.

• Dodo birds and dinosaurs once existed but now are extinct.

• Dodo birds and dinosaurs once existed but now are extinct.

• Dodo birds and dinosaurs once existed but now are extinct.

Select the sentence that shows the compound subject underlined

• Apples and oranges are healthy choices for a snack.

• Apples and oranges are healthy choices for a snack.

• Apples and oranges are healthy choices for a snack.

• Apples and oranges are healthy choices for a snack.

Select the sentence that shows the compound subject underlined.

• Vitamin C and dietary fiber are found in apples.

• Vitamin C and dietary fiber are found in apples.

• Vitamin C and dietary fiber are found in apples.

• Vitamin C and dietary fiber are found in apples.

Identifying Predicates

Select all the words that belong to the predicate in the sentence.

Two million people gathered along the shore of New York Harbor.

• Two million people gathered along the shore of New York Harbor.

• Two million people gathered along the shore of New York Harbor.

Identifying Predicates

Select all the words that belong to the predicate in the sentence.

The occasion was the hundredth birth day of Lady Liberty.

• The occasion was the hundredth birth day of Lady Liberty.

• The occasion was the hundredth birth day of Lady Liberty.

Identifying and Revising Run-ons

Edit the run-on sentence below by forming two or more complete sentences or by using a comma and a coordinating conjunction. When you are finished.

• The farm is in Pennsylvania it is near the city of Gettysburg.

• The farm is in Pennsylvania. It is near the city of Gettysburg.

Identifying and Revising Run-ons

Edit the run-on sentence below by forming two or more complete sentences or by using a comma and a coordinating conjunction. When you are finished.

• Visitors can watch the miniature horses jump, these animals also dance and pull tiny wagons.

• Visitors can watch the miniature horses jump. These animals also dance and pull tiny wagons.