Identify the correct tense: She (go) to the store every Saturday.

• goes

• goes to the store

• gone

• going

Choose the correct punctuation: I love reading books (however) I don't have much time.

• I love reading books, however I don't have much time.

• I love reading books; but I don't have much time.

• I love reading books; however, I don't have much time.

• I love reading books. However I don't have much time.

Which sentence is correctly structured? A) The dog barked loudly. B) Barked loudly the dog.

• A) The dog barked loudly.

• Loudly the dog barked.

• Dog barked the loudly.

• The loudly barked dog.

Convert to passive voice: The chef cooked a delicious meal.

• The chef was cooking a delicious meal.

• A meal was cooked deliciously by the chef.

• The meal was deliciously cooked by the chef.

• A delicious meal was cooked by the chef.

Identify the part of speech: Quickly, she ran to the bus stop.

• adverb

• adjective

• verb

• noun

Fill in the blank with the correct tense: They (play) soccer when it started to rain.

• were playing

• play

• was playing

• played

Choose the correct punctuation: It's a beautiful day (isn't it)

• It's a beautiful day? isn't it.

• It's a beautiful day, isn't it?

• It's a beautiful day; isn't it?

• It's a beautiful day isn't it!

Which sentence uses active voice? A) The book was read by John. B) John read the book.

• The book was written by John.

• John is reading the book.

• The book is being read by John.

• B) John read the book.

Identify the part of speech: The tall building was impressive.

• verb

• adjective

• noun

• adverb

Correct the punctuation: She said I will be there soon.

• She said, I will be there soon.

• She said, "I will be there soon."

• She said I will be there soon.

• She said: I will be there soon.