L 1,2,3

Identify the sentence with the correct use of pronouns.

• Me and him went to the store.

• He and I went to the store.

• Him and I went to the store.

• I and him went to the store.

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AZ.LA.6.L.1

Choose the sentence that correctly uses punctuation to set off a nonrestrictive element.

• My brother who is a doctor lives in New York.

• My brother, who is a doctor, lives in New York.

• My brother who is a doctor, lives in New York.

• My brother, who is a doctor lives in New York.

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AZ.LA.6.L.2

Which sentence maintains a consistent style and tone?

• The scientist conducted the experiment, and it was super cool.

• The scientist conducted the experiment, and it was fascinating.

• The scientist conducted the experiment, and it was lit.

• The scientist conducted the experiment, and it was awesome.

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AZ.LA.6.L.3

Determine the sentence that correctly uses an intensive pronoun.

• She herself completed the entire project.

• She completed the project herself entire.

• Herself she completed the entire project.

• She completed herself the entire project.

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AZ.LA.6.L.1

Which sentence correctly uses capitalization and punctuation?

• "Can you believe it?" she asked.

• "can you believe it?" she asked.

• "Can you believe it" she asked.

• "Can you believe it?" She asked.

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AZ.LA.6.L.2

Analyze the following sentences and identify the one with a vague pronoun.

• When Jim visited Tom, he was happy.

• When Jim visited Tom, Tom was happy.

• When Jim visited Tom, Jim was happy.

• When Jim visited Tom, both were happy.

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AZ.LA.6.L.1

Evaluate the following sentences and choose the one that varies sentence patterns effectively.

• The cat slept. The dog barked. The bird sang.

• The cat slept, the dog barked, and the bird sang.

• While the cat slept, the dog barked, and the bird sang.

• The cat slept; the dog barked; the bird sang.

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AZ.LA.6.L.3

Which sentence demonstrates correct spelling and punctuation?

• The childrens' toys were scattered everywhere.

• The children's toys were scattered everywhere.

• The childrens toys were scattered everywhere.

• The childrens toy's were scattered everywhere.

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AZ.LA.6.L.2

Identify the sentence that correctly corrects an inappropriate shift in pronoun number.

• If a student wants to succeed, they must study hard.

• If a student wants to succeed, he or she must study hard.

• If students want to succeed, he or she must study hard.

• If a student wants to succeed, you must study hard.

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AZ.LA.6.L.1

Select the sentence that uses punctuation correctly to set off parenthetical elements.

• My friend, who is a great cook, made dinner.

• My friend who is a great cook made dinner.

• My friend, who is a great cook made dinner.

• My friend who is a great cook, made dinner.

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AZ.LA.6.L.2