WorksheetsDay 21 Grammar Review
Total questions: 11
Worksheet time: 12mins
Match the words from the sentence below to their correct part of speech.
If you lived in England before the 1700s, you could wear a wedding ring on any finger.
article
the
preposition
before
pronoun
you
verb
lived
common noun
ring
What is the verb tense in the following sentence?
If someone will be married now, they will wear the ring on their ring finger.
Past
Present
Future
Rewrite the sentence correctly. (4 mistakes)
Use correct punctuation (1), capitalization (2), and subject/verb agreement (1 - Past Tense).
ancient greeks believing that a vein from that finger went directly to the heart
Ancient Greeks believed that a vein from that finger went directly to the heart
ancient greeks believed that a vein from that finger went directly to the heart.
Ancient Greeks believed that a vein from that finger went directly to the heart.
Ancient Greeks believing that a vein from that finger went directly to the heart.
Name the type of sentence.
Put that ring down.
imperative
sentence
interrogative sentence
exclamatory sentence
declatrative sentence
Identify the sentence structure.
Ancient Romans wore their rings on the right hand.
simple sentence
compound sentence
complex sentence
compound-complex sentence
Drag and drop the possessive/plural noun into the correct spot.
ring's (a)
rings' (b)
rings (c)
Pick the correct homophone for each sentence.
You have wear the (a) on your third finger if you are married.
You must twist the towel to (b) all the water out.
Identify the meaning of the prefix
In the words unlucky, unstable, and uncertain, the prefix un- means...
under
not
care
small
Identify the root from these two words:
Geology and geometry
(a)
Identify the type of figurative language in this sentence.
Round and resplendent, the radiant ruby ring rested regally on her finger. (a)
Journal Write (use complete sentences)
Recall a time when you were a really good friend or helper to somebody.
Explain what happened.
