Mastering Grammar Skills

Choose the correct adjective: The cat is very ___ (fluffy, fluffier).

• fluffy

• furry

• smoothest

• soft

Identify the fragment: Although she was tired, ___

• Although she was tired, she decided to continue working.

• Although she was tired, she took a nap.

• Although she was tired, she went for a run.

• Although she was tired, she decided to watch TV.

Insert the correct comma: I want to go to the park but I have homework to do.

• I want to go to the park but, I have homework to do.

• I want to go to the park; but I have homework to do.

• I want to go to the park, I have homework to do.

• I want to go to the park, but I have homework to do.

Which verb tense is used in this sentence: She will go to the store tomorrow?

• Past simple tense

• Future simple tense

• Future perfect tense

• Present continuous tense

Form a question: You like ice cream. (Change to a question)

• Do you want ice cream?

• Are you eating ice cream?

• What is your favorite ice cream?

• Do you like ice cream?

Choose the correct adjective: This is the ___ (best, better) pizza I've ever had.

• good

• average

• best

• greatest

Identify the fragment: Running through the park, ___

• it is a complete sentence

• it is a clause

• it is a question

• it is a fragment

Insert the correct comma: My brother who lives in New York is visiting.

• My brother who, lives in New York, is visiting.

• My brother, who lives in New York is visiting.

• My brother who lives in New York is visiting.

• My brother, who lives in New York, is visiting.

What is the past tense of 'run'?

• ran

• runed

• runned

• raned

Form a question: They are playing soccer. (Change to a question)

• Are they playing soccer?

• They are playing soccer?

• Is they playing soccer?

• Are they plays soccer?