Grammar

Grammar

‘________ your grandparents this summer?’

‘Yes, and I can’t wait!’

• Are you visiting

• You are visiting

• Do you visit

• You do visit

Grammar

I’m going to the airport to get Jane. ________ at three

o’clock, so I’d better hurry.

• Her plane arriving

• Her plane arrives

• Is her plane arriving

• Her plane does arrive

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7. ‘Do you know the tall man with the red hair?’

‘Yes, he’s the man ________ brother built our house.’

• that

• which

• whose

• who

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‘What’s the matter, Steven? ________ miserable.’

‘I’ve just had an argument with my best friend.’

• Are you looking

• Do you look

• You look

• You are always looking

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9. ‘Can I go to the match with Stella?’

‘No, and the reason ________ you can’t is because you

haven’t done the washing-up.’

• which

• why

• when

• where

What is the appositive in this sentence?

• graduate

• dog

• his

• Champ

Which sentence has the subject underlined and uses the correct verb?

• Joe and Amy does not have candy.

• Joe and Amy do not have candy.

• Joe and Amy do not have candy.

• Joe and Amy do not have candy.

How to correct this sentence?

• Add an exclamation mark and delete Mrs. Hale and put in the pronoun He.

• Replace the question mark with a period and Watched should have a lowercase w

• Add a comma after Watched and add two semi-colons at the end of the sentence.

• Replace the question mark with a period and add two commas around Watched television.

Is the underlined adjective demonstrative, interrogative or indefinite?

Joe gave every student a sheet of paper.

• demonstrative

• interrogative

• indefinite

Which sentence has the pronoun underlined AND correctly identifies the pronoun's person and number?

• Frank was tired, but he could not stop studying for ELA. (first, singular)

• Frank was tired, but him could not stop studying for ELA. (third, singular)

• Frank was tired, but he could not stop studying for ELA. (third, singular)

• Frank was tired, but he could not stop studying for ELA. (third, plural)