WorksheetsGrammar and Punctuation Quiz
Total questions: 41
Worksheet time: 58mins
Later
Outside
Firstly
Before
Can
Would
Always
Maybe
It's
That's
He's
There's
was
been
were
are
There was a cow in the middle of the road.
Mum drove past as safely as she could.
John thought it might be scared.
The cow did not appear to be worried at all.
Dad took me to see the nurse
We had a picnic near the waterfall.
They are looking after a sick kangaroo.
My new pup is called buddy.
The dog ran around the yard and chases the ball.
Bill went riding and he falls off the horse.
Dan is going to camp and he packs his bag.
Sue will buy bananas and milk when she goes shopping.
quotation marks
a full stop
a question mark
an exclamation mark
clear
clearest
clearly
clearer
Both Maria and Jane are very good friends of myself.
It would be nice to have a dog that could take itself for a walk.
I know yourself will be keen to know who won the match.
Either himself or I will meet you at the station.
Joe and me
Mum and Dad
Bill and I
my uncle
My teeth needs brushing.
The cattle is under the tree.
The sheep are in the yard.
The mouse eat the cheese.
The summer months in England are June, July and August.
The summer months in England, are June, July and August.
The summer months in England are, June, July, and August
The summer months in England, are June July and August.
My whole schools taking part in the fun run.
All the dogs started barking at once.
The bees were buzzing around the flowers.
My favourite sports are swimming and netball.
I gave cards to Mum, and Dad, my aunt, and uncle, and my cousin.
I gave cards to Mum and Dad, my aunt, and uncle and, my cousin.
I gave cards to Mum, and Dad, my aunt and uncle, and my cousin.
I gave cards to Mum and Dad, my aunt and uncle and my cousin.
Max, that is in a marching band, plays the drums.
Max, who is in a marching band, plays the drums.
Max is in a marching band, that plays the drums.
Max, that plays the drums, is in a marching band.
My first flight in a aeroplane was very exciting.
I would love to ride in an hot air balloon next.
When I grow up I want to become an astronaut.
It would be thrilling to fly in a actual space rocket.
Most
brown
eyes
hazel
There’s many good jokes in that book.
There’s more hot soup in the pot.
There’s pretty shells on the beach.
There’s too few trees in the park.
a noun
a verb
an adjective
an adverb
the library
an activity
a playgroup
the art club
We spent the day at my friend Phil’s house.
Our neighbour’s dog is in the garden.
The television’s hard to hear with all the noise.
Penny’s parents let her stay up late.
As he walked towards the garage Dad asked, “Are you ready yet?”
We could hear the children calling out from the top of the hill.
“Hurry up!” said Mum as she put the key in the lock of the front door.
Joe told us that we should hurry because the bus was coming.
Which bracketed ( ) word tells when an action happens?
The bell rang loudly. (loudly)
We will visit you later. (later)
They ran downstairs. (downstairs)
They walked away. (away)
That number is expected to double over the next decade.
The actor had a stunt double for some of the scenes.
I thought I was seeing double when I was introduced to the twins.
That word has a double meaning.
The car is parked over there near the tree.
John and his pup were at the park before us.
He kicked the ball so high that it went over the fence.
It is a close game but our team has a small lead.
Correctly spell the incorrect word: We found a cool spott under a tree.
Correctly spell the incorrect word: He is wearing blak shoes.
Correctly spell the incorrect word: I love jumpping on the trampoline.
Correctly spell the incorrect word: I put honey on my bred .
Correctly spell the incorrect word: I will wash and dri the plates.
Correctly spell the incorrect word: I used a teespoon to stir my drink.
Correctly spell the incorrect word: My nise friend helped me.
Correctly spell the incorrect word: We went to the supamarket to do the shopping.
Correctly spell the incorrect word: The shop is on the cornor of our street.
Correctly spell the incorrect word: A jentle breeze was blowing.
Correctly spell the incorrect word: I pressed the butten to turn on the fan.
Correctly spell the incorrect word: There are many deparments in the government.
Correctly spell the incorrect word: Your arms and legs are called lims .
Correctly spell the incorrect word: I will proberbly play tennis tomorrow.
Correctly spell the incorrect word: Many possums have built nests in this forrest.
