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WorksheetsHard and Fast Rules for Grammar: Review
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 15mins
1. CAPITALIZATION: please tell grandma to stop shopping at forever 21.
Please tell Grandma to stop shopping at Forever 21.
Please tell grandma to stop shopping at Forever 21.
Please tell Grandma to stop shopping at forever 21.
no error
2. CAPITALIZATION: sheldon cooper shouted, "bazinga!" and laughed at penny.
Sheldon cooper shouted, "Bazinga!" and laughed at Penny.
Sheldon Cooper shouted, "Bazinga!" and laughed at Penny.
Sheldon Cooper shouted, "bazinga!" and laughed at Penny.
No Error
3. CAPITALIZATION: have you read harry potter and the goblet of fire?
Have you read Harry Potter And The Goblet Of Fire?
Have you Read Harry Potter and the goblet of fire?
Have you read Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire?
No Error
4. CAPTIALIZATION: sam and her mom can speak english and french.
Sam and her Mom can speak english and french.
Sam and her Mom can speak English and French.
Sam and her mom can speak English and French.
No Error
5. CAPITALIZAION: mrs. bingle loves the dallas cowboys.
Mrs. Bingle loves the Dallas Cowboys.
Mrs. bingle loves the Dallas cowboys.
Mrs. Bingle loves the Dallas cowboys.
No Error
6. COMMAS: I like my pizza with cheese pepperoni and mushrooms.
I like my pizza with cheese, pepperoni, and, mushrooms.
I like my pizza with, cheese, pepperoni, and mushroom.
I like my pizza with cheese, pepperoni, and mushroom.
No Error
7. COMMAS: It is cold and dreary outside.
It is cold, and dreary outside.
It is, cold, and dreary outside.
It is cold, and, dreary outside.
No Error
8. COMMAS: Taylor Swift was born December 13 1989 in Reading PA.
Taylor Swift was born December 13, 1989, in Reading, PA.
Taylor Swift was born December, 13, 1989, in Reading, PA.
Taylor Swift was born December 13, 1989 in Reading PA.
No Error
9. COMMAS: Mrs. Smith the Goddess of Science bakes the best cupcakes.
Mrs. Smith, the Goddess of Science, bakes the best cupcakes.
Mrs. Smith, the Goddess of Science bakes the best, cupcakes.
Mrs. Smith, the Goddess of science bakes, the best cupcakes.
No Error
10. APOSTROPHES: Armandos pencil doesnt need sharpened today.
Armandos' pencil doesn't need sharpened today.
Armando's pencil does'nt need sharpened today.
Armando's pencil doesn't need sharpened today.
No Error
11. APOSTROPHES: Tess favorite music is from the 1980s.
Tess' favorite music is from the 1980's.
Tess's favorite music is from the 1980's.
Tess's favorite music is from the 1980s.
No Error
12. QUOTATION MARKS: Have you heard Bye Bye Bye by *NSYNC?
Have you heard "Bye Bye Bye" by *NSYNC?
Have you heard Bye Bye Bye by "*NSYNC"?
Have you heard "Bye Bye Bye" by "*NSYNC"?
No Error
13. QUOTATION MARKS: How many times have you watched Aladdin?
How many times have you watched "Aladdin"?
How many times have you watched Aladdin?
How many times have you watching "Aladdin"?
No Error
14. QUOTATION MARKS: Friday is fine, Alexis said, to play soccer at T.U.R.F.
"Friday is fine, Alexis said, to play soccer at T.U.R.F."
"Friday is fine", Alexis said, "to play soccer at T.U.R.F".
"Friday is fine," Alexis said, "to play soccer at T.U.R.F."
No Error
15. QUOTATION MARKS: When is baseball practice asked Parker.
"When is baseball practice," asked Parker?
"When is baseball practice? asked Parker."
"When is baseball practice?" asked Parker.
No Error
16. NUMBERS: Tristen took 1st place in the 100-yd. dash.
Tristen took first place in the one-hundred-yard dash.
Tristen took first place in the 100-yd. dash.
Tristen took 1st place in the 100-yard dash.
No Error
17. NUMBERS: Cree has made over 90% on all of his math tests.
Cree has made over 90 percent on all of his math tests.
Cree has made over nintey percent on all of his math tests.
Cree has made over ninety% on all of his math tests.
No Error
18. NUMBERS: 23 girls are on the cheer team.
Twenty-three girls are on the cheer team.
There are 23 girls on the cheer team.
There are twenty-three girls on the cheer team.
No Error
19. NUMBERS: Only three kids are left-handed while 21 are right.
Only three kids are left-handed while twenty-one are right.
Only 3 kids are left-handed while 21 are right.
Only 3 kids are left-handed while twenty-one are right.
No Error
20. PLURAL NOUNS: There are too many box to carry myself.
boxs
boxes
boxies
No Error
21. PLURAL NOUNS: Lauren dusts all of the shelf on Tuesdays.
shelfs
shelfes
shelves
No Error
22. PLURAL NOUNS: Caleb saw twelve buffalo on his trip to Montana.
buffalos
buffaloes
buffali
No Error
23. PLURAL NOUNS: Baby always cry when they see flying monkey.
babies; monkies
babys; monkeys
babies; monkeys
No Error
24. PLURAL NOUNS: We looked at nucleus from four different species of plant.
nucleuses
nuclei
nucleis
No Error
25. COMMONLY CONFUSED WORDS: Talking will not be __________ during the test.
excepted
affected
effected
accepted
26. COMMONLY CONFUSED WORDS: The bird preened ______ feathers.
it's
its
their
there
27. COMMONLY CONFUSED WORDS: Cassie hasn't listened to One Direction ___________ last night.
since
sense
than
then
28. COMMONLY CONFUSED WORDS: ____ quicker to fly _______ it is to drive to California.
It's; than
Its; then
It's; then
Its; then
29. COMMONLY CONFUSED WORDS: _______ back pack is this? Oh, it's _________.
Whose; you'res
Whose; yours
Who's; you'res
Who's; yours
30. COMMONLY CONFUSED WORDS: The ________ Mr. Sprinkle has on teen girls, ________ Pearl, is scary.
affect; accept
affect; except
effect; accept
effect; except
