WorksheetsGrammar
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 20mins
last year I ________________hard enough for English, that's why my marks____________really that good then.
was not working, were not
do not work , were not
are not, did not
did, were not
During my last summer holidays, my parents ___________ me on a language course to London.
send
were sending
sent
sended
Before I __________ to London, I ______________enjoyed learning English.
had gone, went
had went, had
had go, had
went, had not
While they ________________ through the park yesterday, they met their neighbours.
were walking
walked
are walking
walk
The police _____________ me on my way home yesterday
stoped
stopped
stop
have stopped
The word each is an
indefinite pronoun
noun
adjective
plural pronoun
Adverbs answer the questions
which one, what kind, how many
how, when ,where
how, when, where, to what extent
who, what, when
Adjectives answer the questions
how, when, where
which one, what kind, how many
who, what, where
how, where, when, to what extent
Singular verbs end with
nothing
es
d
s
Plural verbs end with
s
es
nothing
d
When either/or is in a sentence, make the verb agree with
the first noun in the sentence
the noun or pronoun closest to the verb
any noun in the sentence
nothing
"The fox jumped over the fence"
What is the subject?
Jumped
Fox
Fence
Over
"The fox jumped over the fence"
What is the verb?
Fox
Jumped
Over
Fence
The United States Army had many requests from other branches of the armed services.
At the park there were many ducks.
The old shoe was full of mud.
My sweater is unraveling.
Mary has a blue folder for her papers.
Harry picked up his yellow pencil off the floor.
The small baby crawled to his mother.
My mother carried the platter.
The students walked down the hall.
The students talked loudly in class.
Which word is a common noun?
Which word is a pronoun?
What is the preposition in this sentence?
What is the adverb?
You will never find the _____________ of the sentence in a prepositional phrase.
object
preposition
adjective
subject
Which word(s) is/are the adverb(s) in the sentence?
Our book club meets every Monday.
meets
every
Monday
every Monday
Which word(s) is/are the adjective(s) in the sentence?
Our book club meets every Monday.
every
book
Our
Our book
Which word(s) is/are the subject(s) in the sentence?
Our book club meets every Monday.
Monday
club
book
Our
She speaks so softly that I can hardly hear her.
Softly is a/an
adjective
adverb
pronoun
verb
How many adverbs are in the sentence?
She speaks so softly that I can hardly hear her.
0
1
2
3
How many verbs are in the sentence?
She speaks so softly that I can hardly hear her.
0
1
2
3
Antecedent is a fancy word for
a pronoun
the noun that the pronoun replaces
any noun
an adjectives
The cat climbed up the tree. The word up is a/an
adjective
adverb
verb
preposition
The car dealer may up the price on new cars. Up is a/an
adjective
adverb
verb
preposition
The up side of this situation is that it will be over soon. Up is a/an
adjective
adverb
verb
preposition
How many adjectives are in the sentence?
Did you lend Joe this football?
0
1
2
3
