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WorksheetsGrammar Test Review (Lesson 1-3)
Total questions: 39
Worksheet time: 39mins
What's the subject of the following sentence?
"Saturday is a fun day."
Saturday
is a fun day.
What's the subject of the following sentence?
"All my friends get together in the park."
All my friends
get together in the bank.
What's the subject of the following sentence?
"My mother coaches the soccer team."
My mother
coaches the soccer team.
What's the subject of the following sentence?
"We cook outside until it is dark."
cook outside until it is dark.
We
What's the subject of the following sentence?
"Many of our teachers join us".
join us.
Many of our teachers
What's the predicate of the following sentence?
"Our neighbors brought food to the picnic."
Our neighbors
brought food to the picnic.
What's the predicate of the following sentence?
"The kids sleep on a blanket."
sleep on a blanket.
The kids
What's the predicate of the following sentence?
"Jamie enjoys floating in the pool."
Jamie
enjoys floating in the pool.
What's the predicate of the following sentence?
"My brothers swing in tires hung from ropes."
My brothers
swing in tires hung from ropes.
What's the predicate of the following sentence?
"My best friend and I like to watch the clouds above us."
like to watch the clouds above us.
My best friend and I
What type of sentence is this?
"The jury listened to the trial."
Question
Command
Statement
Exclamation
What type of sentence is this?
"I wear comfortable clothes."
Question
Command
Statement
Exclamation
What type of sentence is this?
"How old is your mom?"
Question
Command
Statement
Exclamation
What type of sentence is this?
"I'm so happy today!"
Question
Command
Statement
Exclamation
What type of sentence is this?
"Please, pick up your bedroom."
Question
Command
Statement
Exclamation
What type of sentence is this?
"Who is coming to visit us?"
Question
Command
Statement
Exclamation
What type of sentence is this?
"Bring everyone in to hear the news."
Question
Command
Statement
Exclamation
What type of sentence is this?
"Pull out those chairs and sit down."
Question
Command
Statement
Exclamation
What type of sentence is this?
"My bird flies around the house."
Question
Command
Statement
Exclamation
What type of sentence is this?
"This is the most beautiful house on the street!"
Question
Command
Statement
Exclamation
Is this sentence "simple" or "compound"?
"Young students and their friends met at the bookstore."
Simple
Compound
Is this sentence "simple" or "compound"?
"The children handed out flyers, and their parents carried signs."
Simple
Compound
Is this sentence "simple" or "compound"?
"A large group of people shouted, but they were not angry."
Simple
Compound
Is this sentence "simple" or "compound"?
"They shouted to get people to come to the bookstore."
Simple
Compound
Is this sentence "simple" or "compound"?
"Many old costumers came, and some customers gave speeches."
Simple
Compound
Is this sentence "simple" or "compound"?
"People could buy books, or they could donate money."
Simple
Compound
What comes before a coordination conjunction?
a comma (,)
a period (.)
a semicolon (;)
an apostrophy (')
Which conjunction joins two similar ideas?
and
but
or
so
Which conjunction joins two different ideas?
and
but
or
so
Which conjunction joins two possible options or ideas?
and
but
or
so
Which conjunction shows that the second idea happens because of the first?
and
but
or
so
Which conjunction completes the following run-on sentence?
"Moose are a kind of deer, _____ they are part of the deer family."
and
but
or
so
Which conjunction completes the following run-on sentence?
"Adult males have large anters, _____ female moose do not."
and
but
or
so
Which conjunction completes the following run-on sentence?
"Moose are good swimmers, ____ they are fast runners."
and
but
or
so
Which conjunction completes the following run-on sentence?
"The moose might bellow, ____ the moose might grunt."
and
but
or
so
Which sentence is correct?
Dora called lisa and she called Erin.
Dora called Lisa, and she called Erin.
Which sentence is correct?
Erin was at home, but Lisa was not at home.
Erin was at home but Lisa was not at home.
Which sentence is correct?
Erin did not have plans, so she could visit Dora.
Erin did not have plans so she could visit Dora.
Which sentence is correct?
Erin could bring a game or she could bring a movie.
Erin could bring a game, or she could bring a movie.
