Final Exam Practice

Which sentence is grammatical correct?

• She is going with me to the party.

• She is going with I to the party.

• She are going to the party with I.

• She are going with me to the party.

Which sentence is grammatical correct?

• When school is over, we will be able to enjoy summer!

• When school is over we will be able to enjoy summer?

• When school is over we will be able to enjoy summer!

• When school is over, we will be able to enjoy Summer!

Which sentence is grammatical correct?

• Before we walk to the library I need to take attendance.

• Before we walk to the library, I need to take attendance.

• I need to take attendance, before we walk to the library.

• Before, we walk to the library, I need to take attendance.

Which sentence is grammatical correct?

• My mom along with my little sister, went to Chick-Fil-A after school.

• My mom, along with my little sister, went to chick-fil-a after school.

• My mom, along with my little sister, went to Chick-Fil-A after school.

• My mom along with my little sister went to Chick-Fil-A after school.

Which sentence is grammatical correct?

• Do you wants to cook dinner with Sam and I?

• Does you want to cook dinner with Sam and me?

• Do you want to cook dinner with Sam and I?

• Do you want to cook dinner with Sam and me?

Which sentence is grammatical correct?

• One of my brothers are moving to New York this fall.

• This Fall, one of my brothers is moving to New York.

• One of my brothers is moving to New York this fall.

• One of my brothers is moving to New York this Fall.

Which sentence is grammatical correct?

• We decided to go eat somewhere else, because the line was too long.

• Because the was too long we decided to go eat somewhere else.

• Because the line was to long, we decided to go eat somewhere else.

• Because the line was too long, we decided to go eat somewhere else.

Which sentence is grammatical correct?

• Jordan left his dog with Michael and I while he is out of town.

• Jordan left his dog with Michael and me while he is out of town.

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Which sentence is grammatical correct?

• I and she like pizza more than burgers.

• She and I like pizza more than burgers.

• She and me like pizza more than burgers.

• Me and she like pizza more than burgers.

Angela looked at ____________ in the funhouse mirror and laughed.

• itself

• himself

• herself

• her