WorksheetsLanguage Exam
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 50mins
Names any one of a class of person, a place, things, ideas.
Common noun
Proper noun
Possessive noun
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Possessive noun
Common noun
Proper noun
Names a specificperson, place, thing or idea.
Common noun
Possessive noun
Proper noun
Pronoun Case is a word that takes place of one or more nouns or other pronouns.
True
False
There are 3 types of pronoun cases.
select the corrects.
Nominative
Objective
Demostrative
Possessive
Pronouns like: my, her, his, its, yours, their, mine, your, hers, theirs.
belongs to:
Nominative case
Possessive case
Objective case
me, you, him, her, them, it, us.
belongs to a pronoun case.
which one?
Possessive noun
Objective noun
Nominative noun
What is a comma?
What is the structure for writing:
Positive Present Perfect Sentences.
S + Have / Has + verb ( past participle) + complement
Have / Has + S + verb ( past participle) + complement
S + Have / Has not + verb ( past participle) + complement
He, She, It I, You, they, We.
Are Pronouns of
Nominative Pronoun
Objective Pronoun
Possessive Pronoun
I would like to give him more than one coin but i dont have more, Can you give me one coin please?
Select the nominative case
Him
I
You
People like to visit the city because of its monuments.
Select the two Common nouns?
People
City
visit
like
Stories in my head take me back there, set me down in Daddy's garden.
which is the possessive noun?
Stories in my head
Set me down
Daddy´s garden
Take me back
He likes the sound of the train on the tracks.
the highlighted pronoun belongs to:
Nominative case
Possessive case
Objective case
Domingo sent it to me.
The pronoun me belongs to Ojective Case?
True
False
Write a sentence using possessive case.
Write a sentence nominative case.
Carlos learned has 6 languages.
Is the sentence written in present perfect correct?
True
False
Write 2 sentences using present perfect.
Write the structure for writing negative sentences in present perfect.
