Verb Types

In the middle of the night, my fire alarm sounded.

Verb Types

Clyde, Diane, and Tina visit karaoke bars on Tuesday nights.

Verb Types

Grammar seems easy, initially.

Active and Passive Voice

William rushes home everyday.

Active and Passive Voice

The St. Patrick's Day parade was watched by hundreds of locals.

Active and Passive Voice

When my wife went into labor, she was rushed to the hospital.

Active and Passive Voice

Unlike Matilda, Gavin builds clay models.

Parts of Speech

He is great at communicating his thoughts.

Parts of Speech

Suddenly, there was a shock in the air.

Parts of Speech

The novel ends in a surprising manner.

Parts of Speech

The insurgents seized control of Kabul.

Parts of Speech

The insurgents seized control of Kabul.

Parts of Speech

The insurgents seized control of Kabul.

Parts of Speech

Summer is the warmest month.

Parts of Speech

His energetic tirades are compelling.

Parts of Speech

Michelle is presently swimming the English Channel.

Identify the underlined error in the following passage.

Yes, Jack manipulates Ralph's previous words to try and achieve the hunters attention and possibly change how the boys think about Ralph as a leader. This later leads Jack on to think the group would choose to re vote and possibly put Jack in the chief position.

Identify the error in the following passage.

A huge turning point in the novel is that Jack calls a meeting and when Ralph tries to begin talking Jack says, “I’ve called an assembly”(116) this is something that has never happened before.

Identify the error in the following passage.

Ralph should relinquish leadership because he says, "There's no help, Piggy. Nothing to be done" (Golding). Ralph automatically gives up hope after Jack leaves, Piggy is the one to tell Ralph what their plan is.