NEW
Font size
WorksheetsGrammar Review Practice
Total questions: 76
Worksheet time: 1hrs 20mins
What is the subject in this sentence: My dog barked loudly.
barked
loudly
My dog
barked loudly
What is the subject in this sentence: My mom and dad slept in the tent.
slept in the tent
tent
slept
My mom and dad
What is the predicate in this sentence: The children learned to play soccer.
learned to play soccer
The children
soccer
play
What is the predicate in this sentence: The kids are running around.
running
The kids
around
are running around.
A subject is:
what the subject says or does
i don’t know
Who or what the sentence is about.
A predicate is
I still don’t know
What the subject says or does.
Who or what the subject is about.
Which conjunction (FANBOYS) would you use to combine the following sentences?
I dropped my pizza.
I got another slice.
and
nor
or
so
I wanted to play outside.
My mom said I have to do my homework first.
What does the "Y" in FANYBOYS stand for?
Yes
Yet
Yello
You
Choose the compound sentence that is written correctly. Pay attention to comma usage.
Darien wrote the story. Elsie took the photographs.
Darien wrote the, story and Elsie took the photographs.
Darien wrote the story and, Elsie took the photographs.
Darien wrote the story, and Elsie took the photographs.
In a compound sentence, the comma comes ______________ the conjunction.
after
before
there is no comma
during
Complete the sentence with the coordinating conjunction that makes sense.
Mr. Smerka plays the violin well, _____ the trumpet is his favorite instrument.
so
but
nor
for
Which conjunction best completes the sentence?
I can't sing, _______ can I dance.
so
for
nor
yet
What is a compound sentence?
Two simple sentences combined with a comma.
Two simple sentences combined without any punctuation.
Two simple sentences combined with a comma and one of the fanboys.
A subject and a predicate.
Identify the compound sentence.
Many students did their best and passed the test.
Several kids went to the park and played soccer all afternoon.
My mom made dinner and helped me with my homework.
My friends danced at the party, and they hit the piñata afterwards.
Which sentence uses a semi-colon properly?
The fall is my favorite season, I love how the leaves change color.
The fall is my favorite season I love; how the leaves change color.
The fall is my favorite season, I love; how the leaves change color.
The fall is my favorite season; I love how the leaves change color.
Which sentence uses a semi-colon properly?
Julie ate an apple; fruit is her favorite.
Julie ate an apple, fruit; is her favorite.
Julie ate; an apple fruit is her favorite.
Julie ate an apple fruit is; her favorite.
Sentence or fragment?
Drank water so fast, she started coughing.
Sentence
Fragment - because it is missing a subject.
Fragment - because it is missing a predicate.
Fragment - because there is no noun.
Sentence or fragment?
I am.
Sentence
Fragment - because it is missing a subject.
Fragment - because it is missing a predicate.
Fragment - because it is missing an adverb.
Sentence or fragment?
Carefully, he picked up the broken glass.
Sentence
Fragment - because it is missing a subject.
Fragment - because it is missing a predicate.
Fragment - because it is missing a verb.
Run-On or Sentence? Choose the correct option if it is a run-on.
Our bus was late, we were late to Homebase.
Sentence
Our bus was late, we were so late to Homebase.
Our bus was late, yet we were late to Homebase.
Our bus was late, so we were late to Homebase.
Run-On or Sentence? Choose the correct option if it is a run-on.
Today I have ELA class then Social Studies and then gym.
Sentence
Today I have ELA class, then Social Studies, yet gym.
Today I have ELA class, Social Studies, and then gym.
Today I have ELA class, and Social Studies, and gym.
Run-On or Sentence? Choose the correct option if it is a run-on.
Our family has a chicken coop and uses fresh eggs every day.
Sentence
Our family has a chicken coop, but uses fresh eggs every day.
Our family has a chicken coop, or uses fresh eggs every day.
Our family has a chicken coop, meanwhile uses fresh eggs every day.
Run-On or Sentence? Choose the correct option if it is a run-on.
One of the important things you can do every day is be kind to everybody around you.
Sentence
One of the most important things you can do every day is be kind and to everybody around you.
One of the most important things you can do every day is eat pizza, but not to those around you.
One of the most important things you can do every day is be kind; to everybody around you.
Between what two words would you place a line to divide the subject and predicate?
The giant Panda eats bamboo for its main source of food.
The/giant
Panda/eats
bamboo/for
for/its
Between what two words would you place a line to divide the subject and predicate?
I love watching the Buffalo Bills play football.
play/football
Bills/play
love/watching
I/love
Identify all the nouns in the sentence.
Dad carefully parked the car.
parked
Dad
Dad, car
carefully
Identify all the nouns in the sentence.
Paul gave the apple to his teacher.
Paul, apple, teacher
apple
apple, teacher
gave
Identify all the nouns in the sentence.
Daniel read 100 pages in his book.
Daniel, pages, book
read
pages, book
Daniel
Find the verb:
I play basketball on Fridays.
Play
Basketball
On
I
Find the verb:
Please handle the glass carefully.
Please
Carefully
Handle
Please
Find the verb:
Finn and Harry walked in the forest.
In
Forest
The
Walked
Billy jumped over the fence.
Sarah voted for the very first time!
The students studied for the test.
The tiny baby is happy.
The lost child looked scared.
Identify the adjective:
I heard a funny joke yesterday.
joke
funny
heard
yesterday
The young class was nervous about the test.
The furry dog made the girl sneeze.
Identify the adjective:
The shiny car caught his attention.
shiny
car
attention
caught
The teacher taught an interesting class
The textbook was heavy.
The brown banana was used to make bread.
Identify the adjective:
Her mother is a great cook!
Her
mother
great
cook
My dog always barks.
Jackie went home early.
Identify the adverb(s):
The angry dentist quickly filled both rotten teeth.
angry, rotten
quickly
angry, quickly, rotten
rotten
Adverbs end with -ly very often.
True
False
A bird fell out of ____ nest.
its
it's
_____ cold today.
Its
It's
My cousins complain when __________ bored.
there
their
they're
Jackson and Jillian found ________ children playing at the park.
there
their
they're
My brother was ______ tired to go to the movie last night.
to
two
too
The Vikings won last night; the Patriots won, _______.
to
two
too
I hope ________ going to my birthday party.
your
you're
_______ backpack is this?
Whose
Who's
_______ the student sitting in the back of the room?
Whose
Who's
