Mastering English Grammar and Punctuation

Identify the error in this sentence: She go to the store every Saturday.

• She goes to store every Saturday.

• She goes to the store every Saturday.

• She going to the store every Saturday.

• She go to store every Saturday.

Choose the correct form: Neither the teacher nor the students (was/were) ready.

• wasn't

• is

• were

• are

Which sentence is punctuated correctly? I love reading cooking and traveling.

• I love, reading cooking, and traveling.

• I love reading cooking and traveling.

• I love reading, cooking, and traveling.

• I love reading; cooking and traveling.

Fill in the blank with the correct punctuation: Its a beautiful day __ isn't it?

• isn't it?

• isn't it so?

• isn't that right?

• is it not?

Select the correct word: Everyone should bring (their/their) own lunch.

• her

• his

• its

• their

Identify the correct sentence: He don't like apples.

• He don't likes apples.

• He doesn't like apples.

• He not like apples.

• He doesn't likes apple.

Choose the correct conjunction: I wanted to go for a walk (but/and) it started raining.

• but

• so

• because

• or

What is the correct form of the verb? Each of the dogs (bark/barks) loudly.

• barks

• barking

• barked

• bark

Which sentence uses the apostrophe correctly? Its a nice day or It's a nice day?

• Its a nice day.

• It is a nice day.

• Its a beautiful day.

• It's a nice day.

Correct the punctuation: Can you believe it she said that?

• Can you believe it she said that?

• Can you believe it! she said that?

• "Can you believe it?" she said that.

• Can you believe it? she said that!