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WorksheetsELA Quarter 4 Grammar Review
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 40mins
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Class
Date
1.
Select the sentence that has NO errors in pronoun usage:
a)
For next week's social studies class, either him or me will prepare a report on American Indian vision quests.
b)
Would you be interested in taking Jimmy and they on the sportfishing cruise this weekend?
c)
Between you and I, there aren't enough costumes for the actors in All's Well That Ends Well.
d)
My mother divided the housecleaning chores among Beth, Rainey, and me.
2.
Select the sentence that has NO errors in pronoun usage:
a)
Next to your, my collection of Miles Davis CDs seems insignificant.
b)
I was flattered by his taking my opinions about politics seriously.
c)
Priscilla and Brad are both biologists, bus he was more excited about the newborn snakes than him.
d)
Surely Jill and her put the cells on the slide.
3.
Select the sentence that has NO errors in pronoun usage:
a)
Rebecca, Leslie, and myself will try out for the swim team.
b)
Mrs. Peabody asked the two junior-class officers, Chan and I, to head the prom decorations committee.
c)
Did your little sister make that delicious homemade lemonade herself?
d)
Who did your veterinarian recommend as a pet sitter?
4.
Select the sentence that has NO errors in pronoun usage:
a)
The people who taught Betsy sign language were them.
b)
Barbara Jordan, who I consider my role model, was a significant figure in the civil rights movement.
c)
Did you know that the mathematicians who solved the theorem were Eduardo and him?
d)
Amazingly, after the child fell in front of the gorilla, the enormous animal did not harm him.
5.
Select the sentence that has NO errors in pronoun usage:
a)
A famous athlete from the late 1950s through the 1970s was the soccer player Pele, who helped the Brazilian national team win the World Cup three times.
b)
Whom do you think could have predicted that Alexander's gerbils would have more than three dozen offspring within just a couple of years?
c)
Yes, I confess that the prankster who put a pair of socks in your lunch box was me.
d)
Josephine and her friends have decided to have a surprise anniversary party for Bob and she.
6.
Select the sentence that has NO errors in pronoun usage:
a)
Would your grandfather mind if I sat next to he and your grandmother at the wedding?
b)
Is that book about mosaics yours, Stanley's, or Anne's?
c)
Christine wasn't expecting to see Rob when she found his standing at her door, holding her lost purse and backpack.
d)
Are Josh and him aware that those bantam chicks have decided that Elizabeth is their mother?
7.
Select the sentence that has NO errors in pronoun usage:
a)
It's clear that him living in Greece last summer has given Paul an advantage in our history of western civilization course.
b)
The best several cheerleaders, Blanca, Alan, and her, learned how to do a continuous series of backflips for the halftime show.
c)
The assignment to research how giraffes developed long necks interested me as much as it did he.
d)
Is it true that those Romantic poets - William Blake, Lord Byron, and he - believed that emotions were more important than reason?
8.
Select the sentence that has NO errors in pronoun usage:
a)
Sunday's crossword puzzle confused me as much as it did Sally and he.
b)
Jobeth's father gave two neighborhood boys, Mark and he, twenty dollars for trimming the cedar trees.
c)
With your approval, Heather, Reid, and myself will redecorate the den and playroom.
d)
By the end of the day, the crow had gathered several beetles, visited its ravenous babies, and fed teh bugs to them.
9.
Select the sentence that has NO errors in pronoun usage:
a)
Neither the Kaplans nor us plan to attend the lecture about blues musicians in the Deep South.
b)
The tadpoles are quickly growing legs and using them to crawl on top of rocks in the container.
c)
Lynnette received her acceptance letter after Bill and me did, even though she had applied for the job months before.
d)
Yasmin wants to do a report on American Indian kivas with Bert and he.
10.
Select the sentence that has NO errors in pronoun usage:
a)
According to my brother and she, if a human had the jumping ability of a grasshopper, he or she could leap about 120 feet.
b)
The people who praised the new highway traffic control system were Monique and I.
c)
Betina and him are agricultural researchers; they work outdoors studying complicated and often subtle relationships, such as the one between plants and insects.
d)
The new yearbooks have arrived at Mrs. Rapini's office; did Alana and him pick up theirs yet?
11.
Choose the sentence that has NO errors in modifier usage.
a)
Stefan, tired and not feeling good, ran the marathon so slow that he finished last.
b)
Because she had studied for hours, Louisa was not surprised that she did well on the Calculus I test.
c)
This vase is the most unique piece in the entire gallery.
d)
The tires on Mimi's bicycle are newer than Peter.
12.
Choose the sentence that has NO errors in modifier usage.
a)
Because of the beautiful red, yellow, and gold leaves, I like autumn better than any season.
b)
The squirrels all ran more faster than our old, overweight cat.
c)
Beverly is tall, but Minnie is the tallest girl in our junior class.
d)
My sister was real pleased when she won two gold medals in the Special Olympics.
13.
Choose the sentence that has NO errors in modifier usage.
a)
In my opinion, many people do not follow instructions in tests close enough.
b)
I think that Edward is the best football player on the varsity team.
c)
My beautician says she wants every client to leave feeling more beautifuller than she did when she arrived.
d)
Despite my expectations, I found that the metric system was not real difficult to master.
14.
Choose the sentence that has NO errors in modifier usage.
a)
Almost breathless with excitement, the archaeologist appeared cautiously as she unwrapped the crumbling mummy.
b)
Marta has made more charcoal sketches, pen-and-ink drawings, and oil paintings than any member of our art class.
c)
Am I correct in assuming that he believes Aristotle was more wiser than Plato?
d)
In choir today, we decided that Whitney Houston sings better than anyone else.
15.
Choose the sentence that has NO errors in modifier usage.
a)
Stealthily, the lion stalked the herd of unsuspecting antelopes.
b)
My goal is to travel to the most far reaches of the world.
c)
Every day for a week after the accident, my dog Skipper licked his injured paw real well.
d)
It was impossible to tell whether the horse felt badly about bucking constantly during the demonstration.
16.
Choose the sentence that has NO errors in modifier usage.
a)
The armoire and chest of drawers are more complex than any of the other furniture I have made.
b)
Marta's paintings are larger and more colorful than the other student artists.
c)
The lifeguard said that I was swimming good after just a few lessons.
d)
At the spaghetti supper, that little boy ate more hungrily than any child I've ever seen.
17.
Choose the sentence that has NO errors in modifier usage.
a)
Each month, Dr. Ramirez donates more time than anybody to Meals on Wheels.
b)
Do you think that Claude Monet painted more colorfully than the other Impressionists?
c)
Maynard sure was impressed by her passionate portrayal of Joan of Arc.
d)
Because he had a comfortabler sleeping bag, Harry slept more deeply than the other Scouts.
18.
Choose the sentence that has NO errors in modifier usage.
a)
Many people consider Mexico City's Metropolitan Cathedral one of the most beatifullest churches on earth; it is also the oldest cathedral in North America.
b)
My little sister wonders if Winnie-the-Pooh is more cuter than Tigger or Piglet.
c)
That French brie is the softest, most creamiest cheese I have ever eaten.
d)
Of all the girls on the junior touch-football squad, I like Alberta the best because she play intelligently.
19.
Choose the sentence that has NO errors in modifier usage.
a)
The book Middlemarch is more interesting than the other novels we were assigned to read.
b)
Our new kitten, a feral creature we found abandoned by the railroad tracks, seems less timidly now than she was last week.
c)
The chrome on Jack's car shone as brightly, if not most brightly than, the sun.
d)
Unfortunately, the ring with sapphires is expensiver than the one with garnets.
20.
Choose the sentence that has NO errors in modifier usage.
a)
The most longest python is draped across four branches of that tree.
b)
Mohandas K. Gandhi made countless real powerful speeches about nonviolent resistance to tyranny.
c)
To make the project, you will need six round pieces of cloth and six square pieces.
d)
The tiny rabbit squeezed into the hole more easy than the others.
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