WorksheetsLevel A-Edge Unit 5 Grammar review
Total questions: 63
Worksheet time: 32mins
What is the underlined part of the following sentence:
Waterfalls or rapids produce energy.
subject
verb
What is the underlined part of the following sentence:
Modern humans use fossil fuels more than any other type of energy.
subject
verb
What is the underlined part of the following sentence:
People of long ago used animals as a source of energy.
subject
verb
What is the underlined part of the following sentence:
Strong animals plowed field for farmers.
subject
verb
What is the preposition phrase in the following sentence?
Ellen saw the bus and raced out the door.
out the door
saw the bus
Ellen saw
What is the preposition phrase in the following sentence?
The investigators found clues inside the closet.
found clues inside
inside the closet
investigators found clues
What is the preposition phrase in the following sentence?
Jake rode the horse around the ring.
Jake rode
rode the horse
around the ring
What is the preposition phrase in the following sentence?
He threw the boomerang across the back yard.
He threw
threw the boomerang
across the back yard
Choose the correct punctuation and purpose of the sentence.
What a great concert that was last night
. Declarative
? Interrogative
. Imperative
! Exclamatory
Choose the correct punctuation and purpose for the following sentence.
When did Jorge's uncle arrive from Argentina
. Declarative
? Interrogative
. Imperative
! Exclamatory
Choose the correct punctuation and purpose for the following sentence.
The longest day of the year is tomorrow
. Declarative
? Interrogative
. Imperative
? Exclamatory
CHoose the correct punctuation and purpose for the following sentence.
Please close the door when you leave
. Declarative
? Interrogative
. Imperative
! Exclamatory
Select the answer that correctly identifies the verb for the following sentence.
Fruits are a healthy snack.
are / action
are / linking
healthy / action
healthy / linking
Select the answer that correctly identifies the verb for the following sentence.
They told the principal everything.
told / action
told / linking
everything / action
everyting / linking
Select the answer that correctly identifies the verb for the following sentence.
My great-grandfather's apple pie always tastes delicious.
always / action
always / linking
tastes / action
tastes / linking
Identify the following sentence as active or passive voice.
The cold wind chilled the weary passengers.
Active
Passive
Identify the following sentence as active or passive
I was given a silver dollar by my great-uncle.
Active
Passive
Giraffes are ... than camels.
scarrier
taller
shorter
smaller
Dolphins are ... than sharks.
faster
longer
smarter
silier
An elephant is ... than a hippo.
slimmer
stronger
weaker
thinnier
Bears are more ... than pandas.
beautiful
poisonous
dangerous
adventurous
Lions are ... than zebras.
cuter
smaller
wilder
tamer
A parrot has more ... feathers than a love bird.
poisonous
colourful
pretty
dangerous
A hamster is ... than a rat.
smaller
bigger
stronger
longer
A cheetah runs ... than a hyna.
slower
faster
higher
shorter
Koalas are ... than monkeys.
cuter
scarrier
wilder
stronger
A pig's face is ... than a dog's face.
smaller
bigger
uglier
stonger
We _____ sad now.
am
are
was
were
Yesterday, they _____ happy.
is
was
am
were
Look at him now. He ___ fast.
am
was
is
are
Five years ago, she _____ short.
was
were
is
are
I _____ at the bus station now.
am
is
are
were
You _____ nice.
is
am
are
was
She _____ at home.
are
were
am
is
They _____ strong.
is
am
were
does
I _____ at the cinema.
were
are
am
is
He _____ 8 years old.
were
are
do
is
How is the weather?
foggy and cool
cloudy and rain
snowy and cold
hot and sunny
What are they wearing?
shirt and boots
hat and gloves
pants and dress
scarf and shorts
How is the weather?
hot and sunny
cool and cloudy
stormy and rainy
cold and wet
What is she wearing?
sweater and gloves
jacket and cap
scarf and boots
blouse and hat
How was the weather?
windy
sunny
snowy
foggy
It is water in its liquid state. What is it?
thunder
sleet
rain
snow
You are getting wet, but you can't feel the drops. What is it?
drizzle
sleet
hail
rain
It is made of water that has been frozen. What is it?
storm
flood
rain
snow
It is a mix of rain and snow. What is it?
hail
rain
sleet
cloud
Unlike snow, which is quite soft, it is hard and icy. What is it?
drizzle
rain
snow
hail
Fill in the circle next to the sentence that spells and uses pronouns, verbs, contractions, and adverbs correctly.
Me and my cousin are at the train station with Grandma.
She take the train fairly often.
Its the first train trip for us.
We're excited about our trip.
Fill in the circle next to the sentence that spells and uses pronouns, verbs, contractions, and adverbs correctly.
Denny and I walk around the station.
The conductor has a loud voice why is good for announcing.
It announce our train.
Our is on Track 12.
Fill in the circle next to the sentence that spells and uses pronouns, verbs, contractions, and adverbs correctly.
We walks down to Track 12.
We're amazed by the train's engine.
That there is huge!
Conducting is the job when I'd like to do.
Fill in the circle next to the sentence that spells and uses pronouns, verbs, contractions, and adverbs correctly.
The engineer waves to Denny and I.
He's standing by the engine.
A man helps we and Grandma.
He carrys our suitcases to the train.
Fill in the circle next to the sentence that spells and uses pronouns, verbs, contractions, and adverbs correctly.
Grandma shows us to our seats.
Us thought the seats were nice.
We hands our tickets to the conductor.
Hes moving up the aisle.
Fill in the circle next to the sentence that spells and uses pronouns, verbs, contractions, and adverbs correctly.
The train starts and surprises us.
It lurchs away from the station.
It pick up speed outside the city.
Soon wer'e going 90 miles an hour.
Fill in the circle next to the sentence that spells and uses pronouns, verbs, contractions, and adverbs correctly.
I watch the countryside who rolls by.
Ive never seen such green fields!
It's more fun than a plane ride.
Trains are things whom have large windows.
Fill in the circle next to the sentence that spells and uses pronouns, verbs, contractions, and adverbs correctly.
This here is the dining car.
Weve walked through five cars.
Grandma orders food for Denny and I.
It's very tasty.
Fill in the circle next to the sentence that spells and uses pronouns, verbs, contractions, and adverbs correctly.
Youre going to sleep on the train.
You and me are sharing a sleeping cabin.
The lights flash past mine window.
I'm rocking to the train's rhythm.
Fill in the circle next to the sentence that spells and uses pronouns, verbs, contractions, and adverbs correctly.
We moves quickly over the tracks.
The train speeds up, and then he slows down.
Im not sure when I fell asleep.
I didn't wake up until we'd arrived.
If youre like most of we Americans
your'e like most of us
you're like most of we
you're like most of us
correct as is
the benefits of trains travel are something who people should know about
whom people should know
why people should know
that people should know
correct as is
those there trains running between Washing and Boston reach speeds of 150 miles per hour
this here trains
these here trains
those trains
correct as is
Windy conditions do not make their rides bumpy, and it's impossible to get jet lag on a train.
this rides bumpy, and its
that rides bumpy, and its
theirs rides bumpy, and its
correct as is
it's the best!
they've the best!
they're the best!
it'll be the best!
correct as is
My father and me have made better time on them than on airplanes.
Me and my father
My father and I
I and my father
correct as is
