Week 17 Grammar

Which words in the sentence are misspelled?

I was going too eat a sandwitch, but we were out of bred.

• too, were, bred

• too, sandwitch, bred

• going, too, sandwitch

• too, sandwitch, were

Which word is the conjunction?

We were early for the show because we had a flat tire on the way.

• for

• because

• on

• were

Which sentence is written correctly?

• My cousin, Morgan knows how to play violin.

• My cousin Morgan, knows how to play violin.

• My cousin, Morgan knows, how to play violin.

• My cousin, Morgan, knows how to play violin.

Which sentence is written correctly?

• No, you should not eat raw cookie dough, brownies or cake batter.

• No, you should not eat raw cookie dough, brownies, or cake batter.

• No, you should not eat, raw cookie dough, brownies, or cake batter.

• No, you should not eat raw cookie, dough, brownies or cake batter.

Which sentence is written correctly.

• The flight attendant said Buckle your seatbelt.

• The flight attendant said, Buckle your seatbelt.

• The flight attendant said, "Buckle your seatbelt."

• The flight attendant, said "Buckle your seatbelt."

Which is a fragment?

• He has been skating for years.

• He misses his mom.

• Since he missed the bus.

• I love riding horses!

Which is a complete sentence?

• Been skating for years.

• Misses his mom.

• Since he missed the bus.

• I love riding horses!

Which is the best way to combine the two sentences?

He grabbed his lunchbox. He ran out the door.

• He grabbed his lunchbox and ran out the door.

• He grabbed his lunchbox but ran out the door.

• He grabbed his lunchbox and he also ran out the door

• He ran out the door because he grabbed his lunchbox.

The _______ house was tan with black shutters, and she had painted the door red.

• woman's

• women's

• womens

• womans

Unscramble to words to make a complete sentence.

opened for the she door neighbor her