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WorksheetsCycle 3 Practice for Grammar Exam
Total questions: 110
Worksheet time: 6hrs 30mins
An Emperor terra cotta army was found in China.
Emperor’s
Emperors’
Emperores
Emperors
Emperor’s
Singular
Plural
The charioteers armor was real light.
Charioteers
Charioteers’
Charioteer’s
Charioteerees
Chariot’s
Singular
Plural
Emperor Huang real army was powerful.
Emperor Huangs’
Emperor Huanges
Emperor Huang’s
Emperor Huangs
Kingdom’s
Singular
Plural
Women’s
Singular
Plural
Cavalrymen horses had fancy saddles.
Cavalrymens
Cavalrymen’s
Cavalrymenes
Cavalrymens’
Warriors’
Singular
Plural
Weapons’
Singular
Plural
Many of the generals uniforms were elegant.
Generals
Generalses
Generals’
General’s
The archeologists tests found the statues to be about 2,200 years old.
Archeologists’
Archeologists’s
Archeologists
Archeologistses
Tomb’s
Singular
Plural
Some statues have a potter signature.
Potters
Potteres
Potters’
Potter’s
Change the phrase into a possessive noun.
The legs of the table.
table's
tables'
tables's
What is the correct Possessive Noun that belongs in the blank.
All of the ________ tails are black and white.
cat's
cats'
catses
Change the phrase into a possessive noun.
The songs of the band
the band's songs
the bands' songs
the band songs
Change the phrase into a possessive noun.
The paint of the houses
the houses paint
the house's paint
the houses' paint
Change the phrase into a possessive noun.
The toes of the feet
the foots' toes
the feet's toes
the feets' toes
Change the phrase into a possessive noun.
The strings of the guitar
the guitars' strings
the guitar's strings
the guitars strings
Change the phrase into a possessive noun.
The makeup of Moriah, Katie, and Chelsie (They are all girls)
the womans' makeup
the womens' makeup
the women's makeup
Change the phrase into a possessive noun.
The makeup of Moriah, Katie, and Chelsie (They are all girls)
the womans' makeup
the womens' makeup
the women's makeup
Change the phrase into a possessive noun.
The tires of the truck
the truck's tires
the truck tires
the trucks' tires
man's
Rewrite each phrase using the proper possessive.
The house of Jon and Jason
jon and jason house
the house of jon and jason
Jon and Jason´s house
Jon house
Rewrite each phrase using the proper possessive.
The house of Jon and Jason
jon and jason house
the house of jon and jason
Jon and Jason´s house
Jon house
Rewrite each phrase using the proper possessive.
The shoes of Maria
Maria´s shoes
the shoes of maria
Maria shoes
Maria of Shoe
Rewrite each phrase using the proper possessive.
the bedroom of the boys
the bedroom boys
The boys´s bedroom
the bedroom boys´
The boys´bedroom
Rewrite each phrase using the proper possessive.
The uncle of Robert
Robert´s uncle
the robert uncle
Robert´uncle
the uncle robert
The baby toy fell on the floor.
The baby's toy fell on the floor.
The babys' toy fell on the floor.
Miles Errin and Tristan are good Benedictine children.
Direct Address
Subject
Subject Complement
Appositive
Benedict is a man of prayer.
Appositive
Subject Complement
Subject
Direct Address
Sister Mary Frances, our school directress, gave words of encouragement.
Direct Address
Subject
Subject Complement
Appositive
HFA, a catholic school, was founded by Fr. Pablo Gamboa.
Direct Address
Subject
Subject Complement
Appositive
Joachim, where is the parish priest?
Appositive
Subject Complement
Subject
Direct Address
What is the subject in this sentence: "Ms. Hong wore a jean jacket today."
wore
jean jacket
Ms. Hong
today
Identify the subject complement.
My friend is a doctor.
My
friend
is
doctor
Identify the subject complement.
Mike is the president of the company.
Mike
is
president
company
Identify the subject complement.
My son was a professional basketball player.
son
was
player
professional basketball player
Where should the DIRECT ADDRESS comma or commas go:
Jack you have to make up your test today.
After Jack
After Jack and before today
No commas
Where should the DIRECT ADDRESS comma or commas go:
I didn't know that you were a dancer Gianna.
After know
After dancer
Before and after dancer
No commas
Ms. Milan, my computer teacher, is on vacation. (appositive)
Ms. Mila
my computer teacher
vacation
The artworks on the wall are projects of my students. (subject)
artworks
projects
students
Jillian, a ballerina, has won many competitions. (appositive)
Jillian
competitions
ballerina
Megan, are you still there? (direct address)
Megan
you still there
Hayley is a band vocalist. (subject complement)
Hayley
is
band vocalist
Hayley is a band vocalist. (subject complement)
Hayley
is
band vocalist
You are the apple of my eye! (subject)
apple
you
are
Jillian, a ballerina, has won many competitions. (appositive)
Jillian
competitions
ballerina
Nicole, my youngest sister, is the greatest singer! (appositive)
Nicole
youngest sister
greatest singer
Select the right set of pronouns to finish the sentence:
"You and (her, she) need to discuss the rules"
She
Her
Select the right set of pronouns to finish the sentence:
" Amy and (I, me) climbed into the airplane’s cockpit."
I
Me
Select the right set of pronouns to finish the sentence:
" Peter and (them, they) are practicing skateboard tricks."
Them
They
Select the right set of pronouns to finish the sentence:
" The membership committee will be César, Akela, and (me, I)."
Me
I
Select the right set of pronouns to finish the sentence:
"At what time did (her, she) and (I, me) promise to be home?"
She/I
Her/I
She/Me
Her/Me
Select the right set of pronouns to finish the sentence:
"(We, Us) and (they, them) will compete at the state finals."
We/They
Us/They
Us/Them
We/Them
Select the right set of pronouns to finish the sentence:
" Mr. Miller told (us, we) Eagle Scouts how to use the Heimlich maneuver."
Us
We
Select the right set of pronouns to finish the sentence:
"The owner gives (us, we) clerks overtime pay on Saturdays."
Us
We
Select the right set of pronouns to finish the sentence:
"(He, Him) and (her, she) engaged in a lively debate."
He/She
Him/Her
He/Her
Him/She
Select the right set of pronouns to finish the sentence:
"The crowd cheered when the principal gave Stacy and (her, she) the trophies."
Her
She
Would you like …….… to eat?
A. Anywhere
B. Someone
C. Anybody
D. Nobody
E. something
It was really dark and I couldn't see …….… .
A. Somewhere
B. Anything
C. Anywhere
D. Nowhere
E. Somebody
Does …….… live in that house?
A. Anybody
B. Anything
C. Nothing
D. Somewhere
E. Everything
This is boring. There's …….… to do.
A. Someone
B. Anybody
C. Somewhere
D. Nothing
E. Nowhere
The shop is closed. …….… has gone home.
A. Nowhere
B. Everywhere
C. Everybody
D. Anything
D. Anything
The loud roar of the highway outside the window distracted __________ and his client.
him
he
Is it true that Uncle Bob and _________ moved to Chicago?
her
she
The guide gave __________ and the other couples life jackets to wear while on the water.
we
us
__________ and their cousins have attended every football game this season.
They
Them
__________ and her mother have overlooked every detail for the party.
She
Her
__________ and our children have decided to attend the event next week.
We
Us
You may not remember the event, but your father and __________ do.
I
me
The teacher escorted __________ and Lily to the table.
she
her
________ and the others are excited to going on the trip together.
We
Us
__________ and the children will get a good night's sleep before leaving in the morning.
They
Them
Hurricane Irma created havoc.
Mark, Anne, and Natosha ate dinner at the new Chinese restaurant.
Kyle studied the many pages of notes for the test.
The fire destroyed the house and the car.
Stephen rescued the toddler from the burning building.
George unsuccessfully ordered lunch from the Soup Nazi.
When the chair overturned, it damaged the table behind it.
Hint: There are two sets of subjects/verbs.
Lilly broke her leg when she landed awkwardly at gymnastics practice.
Hint: There are two sets of subjects/verbs.
After saving money for two years, Kristen bought a red Mazda Miata.
Identify the object of the preposition.
Our school is around the corner.
school
is
around
corner
Identify the object of the preposition.
Marcus is under the bed.
Marcus
hid
under
bed
Identify the object of the preposition.
The book is on the table.
book
is
on
table
Identify the object of the preposition.
The small brown bird flew into the oak tree.
small
bird
flew
tree
Identify the object of the preposition.
I keep my shoes under my bed.
keep
I
shoes
bed
Identify the object of the preposition.
On the auditorium's stage, Sam performed magic tricks.
auditorium
stage
Sam
magic
Identify the object of the preposition.
I took the ice cream out of the freezer to thaw a bit.
I
took
freezer
thaw
Identify the object of the preposition.
Can you send this letter to her tomorrow?
you
send
her
tomorrow
Identify the object of the preposition.
Get back to the house.
Get
back
to
house
Identify the object of the preposition.
I love the smell of tea in the morning.
I
love
smell
morning
What is the object of the preposition?
That car drove around the block a hundred times!
that
car
block
Find the object of the preposition:
Isaiah sat on his new bike.
sat
bike
Isiah
Find the object of the preposition:
Carmela wandered into the park.
wandered
the
park
What is the object of the preposition in the sentence? Jack wants to sit by Joyce.
wants
Joyce
Jack
sit
What is the object of the preposition in the following sentence? Behind them, there were ten apple trees.
them
behind
their
trees
Identify the object of the preposition in the following sentence:
Janice and Carla spent the day at the mall.
Janice
Carla
day
mall
Identify the object of the preposition in the following sentence:
The children were charmed by the magician's tricks.
children
tricks
charmed
magician's
The cat slowly crept beneath the car.
Jan jumps in the pool.
subject
direct object
object of a preposition
Justin is going to go to the mall.
subject
direct object
object of a preposition
