Grammar Quiz 2

Choose the sentence that correctly uses the homonym "their."

• They're going to the park today.

• Their dog loves to play fetch.

• There are many birds in the sky.

• Can you put this over their?

Select the sentence that correctly uses a comma after an introductory clause.

• Before, the movie starts let's buy some popcorn.

• After the long journey, the travelers felt exhausted.

• While I was walking I saw, a beautiful bird.

• Although she was tired she decided to go, for a run.

Which sentence correctly uses an apostrophe to show possession?

• The cat's whiskers were very long.

• It's a beautiful day outside.

• The trees leaves' are turning brown.

• She's going to the new cafe downtown.

Identify the sentence that correctly uses a comma and conjunction to combine sentences.

• She loves to read, she buys a new book every week.

• He wanted to go to the beach, but it was raining.

• They were hungry so they, decided to order pizza.

• I, like to swim, I don't like the cold water.

Choose the sentence that correctly capitalizes proper nouns.

• I will visit the Eiffel tower in the spring.

• My favorite book is "to kill a mockingbird."

• We are planning to go to Yellowstone national park.

• She moved to New York City last year.

Which sentence correctly uses "their" to show possession?

• Their favorite restaurant is closed on Mondays.

• They're going to their friends house for dinner.

• There going to get their car fixed.

• Can you tell them that their late?

Select the sentence that correctly uses a comma after an introductory phrase.

• Despite the rain, we decided to go hiking.

• In spite of the rain we decided, to go hiking.

• Without any doubt I, believe he's telling the truth.

• To get better results you should practice, more.

Identify the sentence that correctly uses an apostrophe to indicate possession.

• The childrens' toys were scattered all over the floor.

• Janes' car is the red one parked outside.

• The teacher's advice was very helpful.

• It's time to leave for the airport.

Choose the sentence that correctly uses a comma and a conjunction to join two independent clauses.

• She is a great singer and she plays the guitar, too.

• He ran fast, but he still didn't catch the bus.

• I want to go to the beach, I don't have a swimsuit.

• The weather is nice so we, should go for a walk.

Which sentence correctly capitalizes proper nouns?

• Last summer, we visited the grand canyon.

• The president will address the nation tonight.

• We studied the French Revolution in history class.

• My cousin lives in san Francisco.