WorksheetsPractice on Grammar
Total questions: 110
Worksheet time: 1hrs 7mins
Choose whether the sentence has a simple predicate or compound predicate:
Zyrah wished she could become a doctor.
Simple predicate
Compound predicate
Choose whether the sentence has a simple subject and simple predicate, simple subject and compound predicate, compound subject and simple predicate, or compound subject and compound predicate:
Daisy and Rhanie wish they could fly to Korea and visit their K-pop idols.
simple subject and simple predicate
simple subject and compound predicate
compound subject and simple predicate
compound subject and compound predicate
Choose whether the sentence has a simple subject and simple predicate, simple subject and compound predicate, compound subject and simple predicate, or compound subject and compound predicate:
Sarah might sleep too late and miss her live class.
simple subject and simple predicate
simple subject and compound predicate
compound subject and simple predicate
compound subject and compound predicate
Choose whether the sentence has a simple subject and simple predicate, simple subject and compound predicate, compound subject and simple predicate, or compound subject and compound predicate:
A boat and a helicopter rescued the passengers.
simple subject and simple predicate
simple subject and compound predicate
compound subject and simple predicate
compound subject and compound predicate
Choose whether the sentence has a simple subject and simple predicate, simple subject and compound predicate, compound subject and simple predicate, or compound subject and compound predicate:
We made a date and agreed to meet at eight o'clock.
simple subject and simple predicate
simple subject and compound predicate
compound subject and simple predicate
compound subject and compound predicate
Choose whether the sentence has a simple subject and simple predicate, simple subject and compound predicate, compound subject and simple predicate, or compound subject and compound predicate:
Esau and Adyssa attend and participate in our live class.
simple subject and simple predicate
simple subject and compound predicate
compound subject and simple predicate
compound subject and compound predicate
Choose whether the sentence has a simple subject and simple predicate, simple subject and compound predicate, compound subject and simple predicate, or compound subject and compound predicate:
Maryla and Likaya have been best friends since elementary days.
Simple subject and simple predicate
simple subject and compound predicate
compound subject and simple predicate
compound subject and compound predicate
Fill in the blank:
(a) a group of words that expresses a complete thought.
Fill in the blanks:
(a) is the part of a sentence that tells who or what the sentence is about
Fill in the blank:
(a) is a part of a sentence that tells what the subject does or is
Fill in the blank:
(a) is a sentence that expresses a complete thought.
Fill in the blank:
(a) is part of a sentence with one subject.
Fill in the blank:
(a) is part of a sentence that has two or more subjects but has the same predicate.
Fill in the blank:
(a) is a part of a sentence that has one predicate
Fill in the blank:
(a) is a part of a sentence that has two or more predicates with one or more subjects
Anna / the window / open
SHE TOOK HER BIKE
I ______ the walking dead on tv.
YO COMÍ HAMBURGUESAS AL ALMUERZO
They .... (build) a new bridge over the river every year.
builds
does not build
do not build
Choose the word whose underlined part is pronounced differently from the others
A. talked
B. painted
C. asked
D. liked
Choose the word whose underlined part is pronounced differently from the others
7. A. chat
B. lake
C. hate
D. communicate
Choose the word whose underlined part is pronounced differently from the others
A. advantage
B. village
C. language
D. fashion
Choose the word whose underlined part is pronounced differently from the others
A. design
B. inspiration
C. kite
D. like
Choose the word whose underlined part is pronounced differently from the others
A. depend
B. embroider
C. hamburger
D. grocery
Choose the word whose main stress position is different from the others
A. limitation
B. population
C. inspiration
D. compulsory
Choose the word whose main stress position is different from the others
A. occasion
B. religion
C. collection
D. optional
Choose the word whose main stress position is different from the others
A. respond
B. collect
C. exchange
D. purpose
Choose the word whose main stress position is different from the others
A. impress
B. picnic
C. blanket
D. label
Choose the word whose underlined part is pronounced differently from the others
A. Buddhism
B. Hinduism
C. comprise
D. religion
Choose the word whose underlined part is pronounced differently from the others
A. worked
B. stopped
C. forced
D. wanted
Choose the word whose underlined part is pronounced differently from the others
A. stayed
B. watched
C. helped
D. wished
Find the mistake in each sentence
1. The (A) website is (B) going to be closed (C) down, isn’t going it (D)?
A
B
C
D
Find the mistake in each sentence
2. She couldn’t (A) go to the movies (B) with me because (C) her tiredness (D).
A
B
C
D
Find the mistake in each sentence
3. My brother loves (A) reading fashion (B) magazines and (C) surf (D) the Internet.
A
B
C
D
Find the mistake in each sentence
4. We are looking (A) forward to spend (B) our summer vacation in (C) a small village in the (D) countryside.
A
B
C
D
Find the mistake in each sentence
5. If you will stay (A) in bed and (B) take enough medicine, the flu will certainly (C) disappear in (D) three days.
A
B
C
D
Find the mistake in each sentence
6. He said he is going (A) to write a (B) letter of inquiry (C) the next (D) day.
A
B
C
D
Find the mistake in each sentence
7. He and his friends (A) arrived at (B) the airport at (C) 3 o’clock in (D) Sunday afternoon.
A
B
C
D
Find the mistake in each sentence
8. Nga wishes (A) she can go (B) camping with (C) her classmates this weekend (A).
A
B
C
D
She gos to he school in the morning.
She goes to the school in the morning,
She go to the school in the morning.
I ... milk
don't like
doesn't like
like not
not liking
am not like
I _____ to do my homework.
John _____ broccoli.
Mom _____ breakfast.
They _____ to work.
Claudia _____ in Mexico.
You _____ to school.
My sister _____ TV.
We _____ the phone at school.
COMPLETE WITH THE CORRECT FORM:
you (to do) _______________ your homework after school.
DOES
DO
DOS
DON'T
Make negative sentences.
- My father makes breakfast.
my father not make breakfast.
my father dont makes breakfast.
my father don't make breakfast.
my father doesn't make breakfast.
CHANGE IN NEGATIVE SENTENCE:
- Danny phones his father on Sundays.
Danny don't phone his father on Sundays.
Danny doesn't phone his father on Sundays.
Danny not phones his father on Sundays.
Danny isn't phones his father on Sundays.
MAKE NEGATIVE SENTENCE:
HE/ PLAY/ TENNIS.
HE DOESN'T PLAY TENNIS. HE PLAYS SOCCER.
HE DON'T PLAY TENNIS. HE PLAYS SOCCER.
HE NOT PLAY TENNIS. HE PLAYS SOCCER.
HE DOESN'T PLAYING TENNIS. HE PLAYS SOCCER.
Which sentence is written incorrectly?
I watched TV yesterday.
I was watched the TV yesterday.
I didn't watch the TV yesterday.
Which sentence is written incorrectly?
I flied the aeroplane.
I flew the aeroplane.
I didn't fly the aeroplane.
Which sentence is written incorrectly?
Why do you go to the party?
Why didn't you go to the party?
Did you go to the party?
Which sentence is written incorrectly?
I went to school last week.
I walked to school last week.
I goed to school last week.
Which sentence is written incorrectly?
You did make this mess?
Did you make this mess?
Did you made this mess?
Which two sentences are written incorrectly?
Can you play the piano when you were three?
Could you play the piano when you were three?
Could you play the piano when you was three?
Which two sentences are written incorrectly?
Yes! I passed my exam!
Yes! i passed my exam!
Yes! I past my exam!
Which two sentences are written incorrectly?
Do she has a nice time?
Did she has a nice time?
Did she have a nice time?
Which two sentences are written incorrectly?
I write her a letter.
I written her a letter.
I wrote her a letter.
Which two sentences are written incorrectly?
He misses the bus this morning.
He missed the bus this morning.
He mist the bus this morning.
Which two sentences are written incorrectly?
Did she hurt her leg in the accident?
Did she hurt her leg in the accident?
Did she hurts her leg in the accident?
Which two sentences are written incorrectly?
He carryed the water from the well to his house.
He cared the water from the well to his house.
He carried the water from the well to his house.
Which two sentences are written incorrectly?
She doesn't need any help.
She won't need any help.
She didn't need any help.
Which two sentences are written incorrectly?
They loved in a small red house.
They lived in a small red house.
They left in a small red house
Which two sentences are written incorrectly?
She wore her new shoes to the party.
She weared her new shoes to the party.
She worn her new shoes to the party.
