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WorksheetsGrammar Quiz 2
Total questions: 39
Worksheet time: 1hrs 18mins
Which is a contraction of "who" and "is"?
who's
whose
Which is the possessive pronoun?
who's
whose
Select the grammatically correct sentence.
Whose house has a working fireplace?
Who’s house has a working fireplace?
Select the grammatically correct sentence.
Whose cell phone keeps going off?
Who’s cell phone keeps going off?
Select the grammatically correct sentence.
Whose going somewhere fun over the break?
Who’s going somewhere fun over the break?
Select the grammatically correct sentence.
Whose been to Maine?
Who’s been to Maine?
Select the grammatically correct sentence.
Whose car will we take for the road trip?
Who’s car will we take for the road trip?
Select the grammatically correct sentence.
Can you handle these questions, to?
Can you handle these questions, too?
Select the grammatically correct sentence.
I’ve always wanted to go away for spring break.
I’ve always wanted too go away for spring break.
Select the grammatically correct sentence.
Unfortunately, I’m to busy to go anywhere over the break.
Unfortunately, I’m too busy to go anywhere over the break.
Select the grammatically correct sentence.
As soon as there’s any sunshine, I take my dog to the park.
As soon as there’s any sunshine, I take my dog too the park.
Select the grammatically correct sentence.
If my cat would walk on a leash, I would take her, to.
If my cat would walk on a leash, I would take her, too.
Select the grammatically correct sentence.
My dog is much more well-behaved than my cat, though.
My dog is much more well-behaved then my cat, though.
Select the grammatically correct sentence.
If you do well on this, than we can move on to more difficult lessons.
If you do well on this, then we can move on to more difficult lessons.
Select the grammatically correct sentence.
Some lessons are just simpler than others.
Some lessons are just simpler then others.
Select the grammatically correct sentence.
I planned to go out, but than I realized how dark it was outside.
I planned to go out, but then I realized how dark it was outside.
Select the grammatically correct sentence.
Finish your homework, then do something fun.
Finish your homework, than do something fun.
In some areas, the leaves turned orange already.
Past
Present
Future
Here, the leaves will turn vibrant colors by the end of October.
Past
Present
Future
Stores are selling mums now that autumn is upon us.
Past
Present
Future
Everywhere you look, there is a store selling apple cider and donuts.
Past
Present
Future
Personally, I will be going apple-picking this weekend.
Past
Present
Future
I already had a pumpkin spice latte to start the season.
Past
Present
Future
To be honest, I will have many more pumpkin drinks and pastries.
Past
Present
Future
I will tell you a story and challenge you to keep my tenses consistent.
Past
Present
Future
Choose the sentence that keeps all the verbs in present tense.
Miss Flores liked to go on hayrides during the fall even though some people found them boring.
Miss Flores will like going on hayrides during the fall even though some people find them boring.
Miss Flores likes to go on hayrides during the fall even though some people find them boring.
Miss Flores liked to go on hayrides during the fall even though some people find them boring.
Choose the sentence that keeps all the verbs in present tense.
Miss Flores enjoys most fall-related activities, except for haunted houses, which she found too frightening. She liked murder and all things grim, sure, but she’s not a fan of jump-scares.
Miss Flores enjoyed most fall-related activities, except for haunted houses, which she finds too frightening. She liked murder and all things grim, sure, but she’s not a fan of jump-scares.
Miss Flores enjoys most fall-related activities, except for haunted houses, which she finds too frightening. She likes murder and all things grim, sure, but she was not a fan of jump-scares.
Miss Flores enjoys most fall-related activities, except for haunted houses, which she finds too frightening. She likes murder and all things grim, sure, but she is not a fan of jump-scares.
Choose the sentence that keeps all the verbs in the past tense.
This past weekend, Miss Flores spoke to her friend, Miss Allen. Miss Allen asked if Miss Flores wanted to go on a haunted hayride. Miss Flores said, “Probably not.”
This past weekend, Miss Flores spoke to her friend, Miss Allen. Miss Allen asks if Miss Flores wants to go on a haunted hayride. Miss Flores says, “Probably not.”
This past weekend, Miss Flores spoke to her friend, Miss Allen. Miss Allen asked if Miss Flores wanted to go on a haunted hayride. Miss Flores says, “Probably not.”
This past weekend, Miss Flores spoke to her friend, Miss Allen. Miss Allen asked if Miss Flores wants to go on a haunted hayride. Miss Flores said, “Probably not.”
Choose the sentence that keeps all the verbs in the past tense.
Instead, Miss Flores suggests, “How about we get Pumpkin Spice Lattes?” Miss Allen said, “Maybe.”
Instead, Miss Flores suggested, “How about we get Pumpkin Spice Lattes?” Miss Allen says, “Maybe.”
Instead, Miss Flores suggests, “How about we get Pumpkin Spice Lattes?” Miss Allen says, “Maybe.”
Instead, Miss Flores suggested, “How about we get Pumpkin Spice Lattes?” Miss Allen said, “Maybe.”
Choose the sentence that keeps all the verbs in the future tense.
Miss Flores probably just got some coffee this weekend. This way, she didn't have to deal with strangers in costume jumping out at her.
Miss Flores will probably just get some coffee this weekend. This way, she will not have to deal with strangers in costume jumping out at her.
Miss Flores gets some coffee this weekend so she will not have to deal with strangers in costume jumping out at her.
Miss Flores gets some coffee this weekend so she doesn't have to deal with strangers in costume jumping out at her.
Choose the correct verb tense to keep the tense consistent:
"He stops, _________, and changes his mind."
thinks
thought
will think
is thinking
Choose the correct verb tense to keep the tense consistent:
"She sat on the balcony and _________ what life was like for the rich."
wonders
wondered
will wonder
is wondering
Choose the correct verb tense to keep the tense consistent:
"They are running out of time, but he _____ to decide before the police get there."
need
needs
will need
Choose the correct verb tense to keep the tense consistent:
"He thinks the injection works anyway, so he ______ the syringe to the brink."
fills
filled
will fill
is filling
Choose the correct verb tense to keep the tense consistent:
"When the gun ______, the officers rushed into the back room."
fires
fired
will fire
is firing
Choose the correct verb tense to keep the tense consistent:
"As he laid on the ground, the scarecrow ______ over him."
loomed
looms
is looming
will loom
Choose the correct verb tense to keep the tense consistent:
"When they took him to the hospital, they _________ that the injection ____ not lethal, but it was permanent."
discover; is
discover; was
discovered; is
discovered; was
Choose the correct verb tense to keep the tense consistent:
"Scarecrows __________ up the edge of his bed and looked down on him with their menacing red eyes. He _________."
crawl; screams
crawl; screamed
crawled; screams
crawled; screamed
Choose the correct verb tense to keep the tense consistent:
"I ran out of ideas and __________ the quiz."
end
ended
will end
