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WorksheetsParts of Speech [2]
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 5mins
Which of the following sentences uses an adverb correctly?
She sings beautiful.
They laughed happy.
The weather is extremely coldly.
He ran quickly to catch the bus.
Choose the sentence where the adverb modifies a verb.
He is extremely tall.
They worked diligently to finish the project.
The cake tastes incredibly sweet.
She is very intelligent.
Which sentence shows the correct usage of adverb of time?
A. She arrived early to the party.
B. He always forgets his wallet.
C. The dog barked loudly at the stranger.
D. They will come tomorrow
He spoke so (a) that everyone in the audience was impressed by his clarity.
Which sentence correctly uses a preposition of time?
I will see you on Monday at 3 PM.
He was born in the March.
She arrived on noon.
They met at 2020.
Identify the sentence with a preposition of place
They will meet at 6 PM.
The book is on the table.
She arrived in June
He goes to work on weekdays
Identify the incorrect prepositional usage
The keys are on the table
I live at 123 Elm Street.
The milk is in the refrigerator.
She is in the car outside.
I placed the book (on/in/at) the table, found the keys (on/in/at) the drawer, and met my friend (on/in/at) the café
(a)
Which sentence uses a coordinating conjunction?
She wanted to stay, but she had to leave.
I studied hard because I wanted to pass.
Although it rained, we enjoyed the picnic.
Whenever you are ready, we can start.
Identify the sentence with a subordinating conjunction
She danced gracefully, and he clapped loudly.
They went home since it was getting late.
We can stay or leave, depending on the weather.
Both Tom and Jerry were absent today.
Which sentence uses correlative conjunctions?
She will go shopping if it doesn't rain.
He worked hard, so he earned the promotion.
Neither the teacher nor the students knew the answer.
I cannot decide whether to stay or leave.
Combine the sentences using "because":
"She studied hard. She wanted to pass the test."
(a)
Choose the correct sentence with an interjection
It’s raining heavily.
They are very tired.
Can you help me, please?
Ouch, that hurt!
Which interjection expresses surprise?
Oops!
Wow!
Uh-oh!
Huh
Which interjection fits this situation?
Someone dropped a plate, and it shattered on the floor.
Hurray!
Oops!
Bravo!
Alas!
