Edit this sentence for correct apostrophe usage. All of the cats toys were on the floor.

All of the cats' toys were on the floor.

All of the cat's toys were on the floor.

All of the cats toy's were on the floor.

Choose the correct commonly confused word in this sentence. Their are so many cars in the parking lot today.

There are so many cars in the parking lot today.

They're are so many cars in the parking lot today.

Edit this sentence for clarity. Claire needs to go to the mall later today and she also needs to go to the store too as well at night.

Claire needs to go to the mall, and later she'll go to the store.

At night, Claire needs to go to the store, but for right now she is going to the mall.

Claire is at the mall, but later will go to the store at nighttime.

Edit this sentence to show correct parallel wording. Yesterday, we went to the mall and buy new shoes for school.

Yesterday, we went to the mall and bought new shoes for school.

Yesterday, we go to the mall and will buy new shoes for school.

Yesterday, we are going to the mall and bought new shoes for school.

Edit this sentence for correct capitalization usage. Jeremy will attend the st. patrick's day event next weekend.

Jeremy will attend the St. Patrick's Day event next weekend.

Jeremy will attend the St. Patrick's Day Event next weekend.

Jeremy will attend the St. Patrick's day event next weekend.

Edit this sentence to include correct comma usage. Laura I need you to open the door for your dad.

Laura, I need you to open the door for your dad.

Laura I need you, to open the door for your dad.

Laura I need you to open the door, for your dad.

Edit this sentence to include correct dialogue. "I need to get a jacket for baseball," Thomas said.

"I need to get a jacket for baseball" Thomas said.

"I need to get a jacket for baseball!" Thomas said.

"I need to get a jacket for baseball, Thomas said."

Edit this sentence to include correct subject/verb agreement. Everyone needs to have their pencils before the test begins.

Everyone needs to have her pencils before the test begins.

Everyone needs to have them pencils before the test begins.

Everyone needs to have its pencils before the test begins.

Edit this sentence to include correct superlative usage. This traffic is the stupidest thing I've ever been in.

This traffic is the most stupid thing I've ever been in.

This traffic is the more stupidest thing I've ever been in.

This traffic is the stupider thing I've ever been in.

Edit this sentence to avoid redundancy. We need to combine together to get this project done.

We need to combine to get this project done.

We need together to get this project done.

Edit this sentence for clarity. Myself and my friend will be going to the movies and we will watch Cinderella with popcorn.

Before we watch the movie Cinderella, my friend and I will buy popcorn.

My friend and I will attend the movies tonight to see the movie Cinderella and we will buy snacks.

Bringing popcorn to the movies, my friend and I will watch Cinderella.

Edit the sentence to include appropriate tone. I'm gonna get an A on that Math thing tomorrow.

I'm going to get an A on that Math quiz tomorrow.

I'm going to get an A on that Math thing tomorrow.

I'm gonna get an A on that Math quiz tomorrow.

Edit this sentence to include correct apostrophe usage. The Joneses are doing yard work at 7:00 AM.

The Joneses' are doing yard work at 7:00 AM.

The Jones' are doing yard work at 7:00 AM.

The Jones'es are doing yard work at 7:00 AM.

Edit this sentence to avoid redundancy. You need to be here at 6:30 PM at night.

You need to be here at 6:30 PM.

You need to be here at 6:30 at night.

Edit this sentence for correct spelling of a commonly confused word. The rainy weather affected Josh's mood.

The rainy weather effected Josh's mood.

The rainy weather iffected Josh's mood.

Edit this sentence for correct formal tone. We need to bring the stuff to the donation thing tomorrow.

Students need to bring items to the donation drive tomorrow.

Ya'll need to bring things to the donation drive.

Kids should donate toys to that donation drive.

Edit this sentence for proper use of parallel wording. Tomorrow, we will need to spent money on items for school.

Tomorrow, we will need to spend money on items for school.

Tomorrow, we will need to be spending money on items for school.

Tomorrow, we will have spent money on items for school.

Edit this sentence for correct capitalization. The Policeman told me to meet him at the Station on the corner of hartwood street.

The policeman told me to meet him at the station on the corner of Hartwood Street.

The Policeman told me to meet him at the Station on the corner of Hartwood Street.

The Policeman told me to meet him at the station on the corner of Hartwood Street.

Edit this sentence for correct comma usage. I am wearing my soft fluffy gray sweatshirt today at school.

I am wearing my soft, fluffy, gray sweatshirt today at school.

I am wearing my soft, fluffy gray sweatshirt today at school.

I am wearing my soft fluffy, gray sweatshirt today at school.

Edit the sentence for the correct plural possessive. Mary had to give all of her bunny's pellets for breakfast.

Mary had to give all of her bunnies' pellets for breakfast.

Mary had to give all of her bunnies pellets for breakfast.

Mary had to give all of her bunnys' pellets for breakfast.

Edit this sentence for correct dialogue usage. "I need you," Ms. Dearing said. "To get your notebooks out."

"I need you," Ms. Dearing said, "to get your notebooks out."

"I need you," Ms. Dearing said. "to get your notebooks out."

"I need you," Ms. Dearing said, "To get your notebooks out."

Edit this sentence for correct subject/verb agreement. The women who went to the meeting was bored.

The women who went to the meeting were bored.

The women who went to the meeting she bored.

Edit this sentence for correct superlative usage. She was the bestest basketball player on the court.

She was the best basketball player on the court.

She was the most best basketball player on the court.

She was the more best basketball player on the court.

Edit this sentence to include correct apostrophe usage. Lebron James' basketball game is next week.

Lebron James's basketball game is next week.

Lebron Jameses' basketball game is next week.

Lebron James's basketball game is next week.

Edit this paragraph to include correct spelling of commonly confused words. Please make sure you are already to begin class.

Please make sure you are all ready to begin class.

Please make sure you are allready to begin class.

Edit this sentence for correct formal tone. Shes gunna yeet that pen across da table.

She's going to throw that pen across the table.

She's gunna throw that pen across da table.

She's gunna throw that pen across the table.

Edit this sentence to include correct comma(s). I really need you Jacob to turn your homework in on time.

I really need you, Jacob, to turn your homework in on time.

I really need you, Jacob to turn your homework in on time.

I really need you Jacob, to turn your homework in on time.

Edit this sentence for correct capitalization. We had to go to Great Neck Middle school for the concert.

We had to go to Great Neck Middle School for the concert.

We had to go to Great Neck middle school for the concert.

We had to go to great neck middle school for the concert.

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Grade 8 Writing SOL Grammar Review

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

Correct this sentence using parallel wording:
Jack is running, jumping, and laughed.

Jack is running, jumping, and laughing.

Jack is running, jumping, and will laugh.

Jack is running, jumping, and will be laughing.

As it is.

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CCSS.L.9-10.1A

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Edit this sentence for correct capitalization.
i need to buy Eggs at Wegman's on friday.

I need to buy Eggs at Wegman's on Friday.

I need to buy Eggs at Wegman's on friday.

I need to buy eggs at Wegman's on Friday.

As it is.

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CCSS.L.1.2A

CCSS.L.2.2A

CCSS.L.3.2A

CCSS.L.4.2A

CCSS.L.K.2A

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Edit this sentence for correct comma usage.
Mr. Stahl my math teacher is going to give us a pop quiz next week!

Mr. Stahl, my math teacher is going to give us a pop quiz next week!

Mr. Stahl, my math teacher, is going to give us a pop quiz next week!

Mr. Stahl my math teacher, is going to give us a pop quiz next week!

As it is.

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CCSS.L.4.2C

CCSS.L.6.2A

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Edit this sentence for correct dialogue usage.
My mom asked me, "when do you need to be at practice"?

My mom asked me "when do you need to be at practice."

My mom asked me, "When do you need to be at practice?"

My mom asked me "When do you need to be at practice?"

As it is.

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CCSS.L.3.2C

CCSS.L.4.2B

CCSS.L.6.3A

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Edit this sentence for correct subject/ verb agreement.
The dog chased their tail.

The dog chased it's tail.

The dog chased them tail.

The dog chased its tail.

As it is.

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CCSS.L.3.1F

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Edit this sentence for correct superlative usage.
Jacob is the most bravest kid in my 2nd grade class.

Jacob is the bravest kid in my 2nd grade class.

Jacob is the more bravest kid in my 2nd grade class.

Jacob is the braviest bravest kid in my 2nd grade class.

As it is.

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CCSS.L.3.1G

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Edit this sentence to eliminate redundant wording.
The dog raced hurriedly to the fence.

The dog hurriedly to the fence.

The dog raced to the fence.

As it is.

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Grade 8 Writing SOL Grammar Review

Correct this sentence using parallel wording: Jack is running, jumping, and laughed.

Edit this sentence for correct capitalization.i need to buy Eggs at Wegman's on friday.

Edit this sentence for correct comma usage. Mr. Stahl my math teacher is going to give us a pop quiz next week!

Edit this sentence for correct dialogue usage. My mom asked me, "when do you need to be at practice"?

Edit this sentence for correct subject/ verb agreement. The dog chased their tail.

Edit this sentence for correct superlative usage. Jacob is the most bravest kid in my 2nd grade class.

Edit this sentence to eliminate redundant wording. The dog raced hurriedly to the fence.

Edit this sentence for correct apostrophe usage. All of the cats toys were on the floor.

Choose the correct commonly confused word in this sentence.Their are so many cars in the parking lot today.

Edit this sentence for clarity.Claire needs to go to the mall later today and she also needs to go to the store too as well at night.

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Correct this sentence using parallel wording:
Jack is running, jumping, and laughed.

Edit this sentence for correct capitalization.
i need to buy Eggs at Wegman's on friday.

Edit this sentence for correct comma usage.
Mr. Stahl my math teacher is going to give us a pop quiz next week!

Edit this sentence for correct dialogue usage.
My mom asked me, "when do you need to be at practice"?

Edit this sentence for correct subject/ verb agreement.
The dog chased their tail.

Edit this sentence for correct superlative usage.
Jacob is the most bravest kid in my 2nd grade class.

Edit this sentence to eliminate redundant wording.
The dog raced hurriedly to the fence.

Edit this sentence for correct apostrophe usage.
All of the cats toys were on the floor.

Choose the correct commonly confused word in this sentence.
Their are so many cars in the parking lot today.

Edit this sentence for clarity.
Claire needs to go to the mall later today and she also needs to go to the store too as well at night.