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WorksheetsGRAMMAR REVISION QUIZ
Total questions: 157
Worksheet time: 4hrs 5mins
noun
a person, place, or thing (cat, apple, doctor, school, child, etc.)
an action word (run, jump, blink, smile, breathe, etc.)
a describing word (small, fat, skinny, blue, silly, etc.)
more than one person, place, or thing; add -s or -es to the word (cat, apples, doctors, schools, children, etc.)
adjective
a describing word (small, fat, skinny, blue, silly, etc.)
an action word (run, jump, blink, smile, breathe, etc.)
a non-specific person, place, or thing (cat, apple, doctor, school, child, etc.)
more than one non-specific person, place, or thing; add -s or -es to the word (cat, apples, doctors, schools, children, etc.)
verb
an action word (run, jump, blink, smile, breathe, etc.)
a describing word (small, fat, skinny, blue, silly, etc.)
a non-specific person, place, or thing (cat, apple, doctor, school, child, etc.)
more than one non-specific person, place, or thing; add -s or -es to the word (cat, apples, doctors, schools, children, etc.)
plural noun
more than one person, place, or thing; add -s or -es to the word (cat, apples, doctors, schools, children, etc.)
a non-specific person, place, or thing (cat, apple, doctor, school, child, etc.)
a describing word (small, fat, skinny, blue, silly, etc.)
an action word (run, jump, blink, smile, breathe, etc.)
Which of the following words are an example of a verb?
scoot
red
store
horses
Which of the following words is an adjective?
slimy
hover
teacher
students
Which of the following words in a noun?
pickle
long
hop
lay
Which of the following words is a plural noun?
candies
dive
kick
strange
adverb
a word that describes an adjective or verb (quietly, bravely, happily)
a person, place, or thing (teacher, restaurant, chair, cat)
more than one person, place, or thing (teachers, restaurants, chairs, cats)
an action word (scoot, flip, breathe, sigh)
Which of the following words is an adverb?
quickly
cat
jump
write
Identify the part of speech of the underlined word in the following sentence: "She sings beautifully."
Verb
Adjective
Adverb
Noun
In the sentence "The cat chased the mouse," what is the part of speech of "chased"?
Noun
Adjective
Verb
Pronoun
Identify the part of speech of the word "happiness" in the sentence: "Her happiness was contagious."
Verb
Adjective
Adverb
Noun
Identify the part of speech of the word "underneath" in the sentence: "The treasure was buried underneath the old tree."
Pronoun
Preposition
Adverb
Verb
Which part of speech is represented by the word "their" in the sentence: "The students forgot to bring their textbooks."
Adjective
Adverb
Verb
Pronoun
The cat (a) across the yard.
In the sentence "Well, I guess we'll have to wait," what is the function of the word "Well"?
Noun
Verb
Adjective
Interjection
What is the main function of conjunctions in a sentence?
To express strong emotions
To join words, phrases, or clauses
To modify nouns
To indicate time and location
In the sentence "The old, dusty book was hidden on the top shelf," which words are adjectives?
the, old
book, hidden
dusty, top
the, dusty
In the sentence "The cat licked its paws," what is the pronoun?
licked
cat
the
its
Jeff: _________ party isn't fun. 😑
Jeff: Shall we go home?
This
That
These
Those
Jake, __________ is my friend Rita! 😊
that
these
those
this
Do you want ____________ cookies?
any
some
There aren't ________ trains running now
some
any
Oh stop! Let's buy ________ apples here!
any
some
Do you like _____________
Some sushi
Any sushi
sushi
Identify the verb tense in the sentence.
Izzy will run after her dog.
Past
Present
Future
Identify the verb tense in the sentence.
She jumps for the basketball.
Past
Present
Future
Identify the verb tense in the sentence.
He painted his bedroom green.
Past
Present
Future
Select the past tense form of the verb to fill in the blank.
Santiago _______ his homework last night.
did
does
will do
Select the present tense form of the verb to fill in the blank.
Bachiko _______ dodgeballs at the teacher during PE.
threw
throws
will throw
Select the future tense form of the verb to fill in the blank.
Tomorrow Taylor _______ her favorite dress to school.
wore
wears
will wear
WHERE DO YOU OFTEN _________ ?
SAT
SIT
WILL SIT
IF YOU LEAVE, I _______________ YOU.
WILL MISS
MISSED
MISS
WHY ________ YOU HERE NOW ?
WERE
ARE
AM
MY SISTER _____________ THE PLANTS EVERYDAY.
WATERS
WATER
WATERED
WHERE _________ YOU TWO DAYS AGO ?
WAS
IS
WERE
MY CLASSMATE ALWAYS __________ THE BOOKS.
READS
READ
WILL READ
TOM _______ AT HOME ON MONDAYS.
STAYS
STAYED
WILL STAY
A verb in the past tense is used to describe...
an action that happened before today.
an action that is happening right now.
an action that hasn't happened yet.
A verb in the present tense is used to describe....
an action that hasn't happened yet.
an action that happened before today.
an action that is happening right now.
A verb in the future tense describes an...
action that hasn't happened yet.
action that happened before today.
action that is happening right now.
Which sentence is in the present tense?
I eat sushi.
I ate sushi yesterday.
I will eat sushi next week.
Which sentence is in the future tense?
I built a tower last week.
I build towers from blocks.
I will build a tower when I get home.
Which verb makes the sentence future tense?
They .... on the door when they arrive.
knocked
knock
will knock
Complete each sentence. Write the given verb in the tense indicated in ( ).
The scientists (a) for interesting artifacts in the pyramids. (search; future)
Complete each sentence. Write the given verb in the tense indicated in ( ).
Mr. Blair (a) us about ancient Egypt. (teach; present)
Complete each sentence. Write the given verb in the tense indicated in ( ).
The scientists (a) for interesting artifacts in the pyramids. (search; future)
Complete each sentence. Write the given verb in the tense indicated in ( ).
Mr. Blair (a) us about ancient Egypt. (teach; present)
Choose the past tense of the verb:
bring
bringed
bring
brought
brough
Choose the past tense of the verb:
hug
hugged
huged
hag
huggen
Choose the past tense of the verb:
know
knewed
knows
knowed
knew
Write the past tense of the verb:
bake
(a)
Complete each sentence. Write the given verb in the tense indicated in ( ).
The camels (a) from the well outside the city. (drink; present)
Complete each sentence. Write the given verb in the tense indicated in ( ).
He (a) dates, figs, and nuts. (eat; present)
Choose the past tense of the verb:
do
dod
doed
did
dided
Choose the past tense of the verb:
find
finds
finded
founded
found
Choose the past tense of the verb:
enjoy
enjoied
enjoyed
enjoys
enjoyied
Complete each sentence. Write the given verb in the tense indicated in ( ).
The sand (a) the nomad’s tent. (cover; present)
Complete each sentence. Write the given verb in the tense indicated in ( ).
Eva and Frank (a) at the mummy through the glass. (look; present)
Write the past tense of the verb:
taste
(a)
Choose the past tense of the verb:
build
built
builded
builts
builted
Choose the past tense of the verb:
sit
sitted
sited
sat
sits
Choose the past tense of the verb:
tell
tells
teled
telled
told
Write the past tense of the verb:
hurry
(a)
Choose the past tense of the verb:
make
maked
made
makes
maded
The most interesting way to review vocabulary is on Quizlet. What is the simple subject?
interesting
vocabulary
Quizlet
way
After lunch, we will return to second block. What is the simple subject?
lunch
second
we
block
Soon after arriving in New York, twelve-year-old Rose Cohen had begun helping her father at his job. What is the simple subject?
New York
father
job
Rose Cohen
The most interesting way to review vocabulary is on Quizlet. What is the simple predicate?
interesting
review
is
on
After lunch, we will return to second block. What is the simple predicate?
after
we
will return
to second block
Soon after arriving in New York, twelve-year-old Rose Cohen had begun helping her father at his job. What is the simple predicate?
arriving
had begun helping
helping
had begun
Last weekend, my brother made a cool bird feeder. What is the simple subject?
weekend
brother
bird
feeder
Last weekend, my brother made a cool bird feeder. What is the simple predicate?
last
made
cool
bird
Birds of all kinds are visiting it now. What is the simple subject?
birds
kinds
all
now
Birds of all kinds are visiting it now. What is the simple predicate?
of
are
visiting
are visiting
visiting it now
What must a clause have?
subject
preposition
predicate
adjective
Which are clauses?
Whenever it fell upon me
within the opening
I looked in upon him
but once conceived
When I read a book, I may daydream about the story. Is the highlighted portion, dependent or independent?
dependent
independent
I read many survival stories because they are my favorite.
dependent
independent
I could probably survive if I lived alone on an island.
dependent
independent
When my scout troop took a wildnerness trip last year, I learned fire building and other outdoor skills.
dependent
independent
What are ways to punctuate a dependent and independent clause?
If you still think me mad; you will think so no longer when I describe the wise precautions I took for the concealment of the body.
If you still think me mad, you will think so no longer when I describe the wise precautions I took for the concealment of the body.
You will think so no longer when I describe the wise precautions I took for the concealment of the body if you still think me mad.
You will think so no longer when I describe the wise precautions I took for the concealment of the body, if you still think me mad.
Is this a phrase or a clause?
the emergency drill yesterday
phrase
clause
Is this a phrase or a clause?
a water crisis hit Metro Manila and other parts of the country
phrase
clause
Is this a phrase or a clause?
lost the game
phrase
clause
Is this a phrase or a clause?
people protested on the streets against the new transport regulation
phrase
clause
Is this a phrase or a clause?
because the family was well prepared and had a plan
phrase
clause
Is this a phrase or a clause?
the afternoon rain
phrase
clause
Is this a phrase or a clause?
the much-awaited game of the season
phrase
clause
Is this a dependent clause or an independent clause?
after recess, the boys participated in the mindfulness exercise
independent clause
dependent clause
Is this a dependent clause or an independent clause?
while the others were still drinking water
independent clause
dependent clause
Is this a dependent clause or an independent clause?
because classes were suspended for a week
independent clause
dependent clause
Pick out the adjective phrase in the given sentence:
The man with the muddy boots looked funny.
looked funny
with the muddy boots
The man
with the
Identify the type of phrase.
I may see the horses after the storm.
noun phrase
prepositional phrase
adverbial phrase
adjective phrase
A phrase is ____________________
group of words without a verb
A sentence
group of words with a verb
Identify the type of phrase.
I built a model railroad with many cars.
adverb phrase
adjective phrase
noun phrase
Identify the adjective phrase in this sentence:
The store on the corner was damaged during a severe hailstorm.
store on the corner
on the corner
during a severe hailstorm
was damaged
Identify if the given words are a phrase or a clause.
under the table
phrase
clause
A ____________________ is a group of words which is part of a sentence and contains and subject and a predicate.
clause
phrase
The _______________ tells you something about the subject.
phrase
predicate
clause
I tried to solve the puzzle.
Artificial and natural elements blend together in their gardens. Is this phrase an adjective or adverb phrase?
adjective phrase
adverb phrase
Their gardens are models of grace and delicacy. Is this phrase an adjective or adverb phrase?
adjective phrase
adverb phrase
Adam became principal of the school on Thursday. Is this phrase an adjective or adverb phrase?
adjective phrase
adverb phrase
I slept like a log last night.
simile
personification
hyperbole
metaphor
The trees swing gracefully as the wind blows.
simile
metaphor
personification
hyperbole
The stars danced in the night sky.
simile
metaphor
personification
hyperbole
Her smile was as bright as the sun.
simile
metaphor
personification
hyperbole
The wind whispered through the trees.
simile
metaphor
personification
hyperbole
I am starving that I could eat a cow.
simile
metaphor
personification
hyperbole
I got blinded by his smile.
simile
metaphor
hyperbole
personification
She has a heart of a lion.
simile
metaphor
personification
hyperbole
My friend is a class clown.
simile
metaphor
personification
hyperbole
The line at the canteen stretched for miles.
simile
hyperbole
metaphor
personification
Can you lift that heavy bag like Hercules?
simile
metaphor
personification
hyperbole
The clouds are fluffy cotton candy in the sky.
simile
metaphor
personification
hyperbole
Time flies when you're having fun.
simile
metaphor
personification
hyperbole
He runs faster than a cheetah.
simile
metaphor
personification
hyperbole
The whole world was staring at me.
simile
metaphor
hyperbole
personification
He's a pilot...
isn't it?
isn't he?
aren't you?
Travelling by plane is exciting
isn't it?
isn't she?
aren't it?
We're eating dinner together
aren't they?
aren't we?
isn't it?
She's a famous dancer
isn't he?
isn't it?
isn't she?
Your dad is a doctor
isn't he?
isn't it?
aren't he?
You're fond of travelling
aren't it?
isnt' you?
aren't you?
They're looking at her artwork
isn't she?
aren't they?
aren't you?
Indian food is usually spicy
isn't it?
isn't he?
aren't you?
Alaska is usually cold during winter time
isn't he?
isn't it?
isn't she?
You're going to university next year
aren't you?
aren't they?
isn't he?
My mom told me, "Clean your room now."
My mom told me that clean my room now.
My mom told me to clean my room then.
My mom told me if clean my room then.
"Do you like chocolate?" asked Tom to her.
Tom asked her whether she liked chocolate.
Tom asked her if she liked chocolate.
Both are correct
Neither is correct
Susan told us, "Clean the table now."
Susan told us to clean the table then.
Susan told us to cleaned the table then.
We told Susan to clean the table then.
We told Susan to cleaned the table then.
Samuel asked his mom, "Is that a bird, mom?"
Samuel asked his mom to get the bird.
Samuel said to his mom that that is a bird.
Samuel asked his mom if that was a bird.
Direct Speech is..
the reporting of speech by using similar words to the speaker.
the reporting of speech by rephrasing what the speaker said.
the reporting of speech by repeating the exact words of the speaker.
the reporting of speech at the exact time it was said.
Indirect speech is...
expresses what was said without using the exact words.
expresses what was said using the exact words.
where someone else expresses what was said.
where someone expresses their own words.
Indirect speech is also known as what?
Repeated speech
Repeated statements
Reported speech
Reported statements
Speech marks are needed for what?
Direct Speech
Indirect Speech
