WorksheetsENGLISH FINAL REVIEW
Total questions: 67
Worksheet time: 50mins
Which sentence demonstrates correct subject-verb agreement?
The dogs barks loudly at night
The flowers is blooming in spring
The teacher helps the students daily
The children plays in the park
In the sentence "The musicians brought their own music," the word "musicians" is:
A singular subject
A plural subject
Neither singular nor plural
A verb
When a subject is singular, the verb should be:
Plural in form
Singular in form
Either singular or plural
Neither singular nor plural
Which sentence shows incorrect subject-verb agreement?
The turtle is swimming
The flights have been delayed
The porcupine have quills
The sun rises early
In a verb phrase, which part must agree with the subject?
The last verb
The middle verb
All verbs equally
The first helping verb
Choose the sentence with correct subject-verb agreement:
The trees grows tall
The flag wave in the wind
The books are on the shelf
The student were absent
The word "rickshaws" in the example text is:
A helping verb
A singular noun
A plural noun
An adjective
Which sentence has correct subject-verb agreement?
The library offer many books
Inés spends her vacation in Greece
The quills is sharp
The sun have risen
How many subjects should a verb agree with?
Two subjects
All subjects in the paragraph
One subject
No subjects
Which pair shows correct subject-verb agreement?
Trees/is
Flag/are
Turtle/is
Children/is
In the sentence "The box of crayons (is/are) on the desk," which verb form is correct?
are
is
both are correct
neither is correct
What is the subject in the sentence "The collection of stamps belongs to my grandfather"?
stamps
collection
grandfather
belongs
In sentences with prepositional phrases between the subject and verb, the verb should agree with:
the object of the preposition
both the subject and object
the main subject
whatever noun is closest to it
Which sentence demonstrates correct subject-verb agreement?
The stack of papers need to be graded
The group of students were late to class
The bowl of cherries is empty
The pile of leaves have been raked
In "One of the students (was/were) absent," which verb form is correct?
were
was
both are correct
neither is correct
Which sentence has INCORRECT subject-verb agreement?
The box of chocolates is empty
The flock of birds is flying south
The main subject in "The basket of apples sits on the counter" is:
apples
counter
basket
sits
When a subject is followed by "along with," the verb should agree with:
all nouns mentioned
the main subject only
the noun after "along with"
both nouns combined
"In "Musicians from many countries (perform/performs) tonight," which is correct?"
performs
perform
both are correct
neither is correct
Which phrase follows the same agreement rule as?
Many of the students
The box of crayons
Some of the candy
Most of the time
Which of the following best defines a complex sentence?
A sentence with two independent clauses
A sentence with one independent clause and at least one subordinate clause
A sentence with only one independent clause
A sentence with three or more clauses
In the sentence "The student who designed the stage set is in my theater class," which part is the subordinate clause?
The student is in my theater class
Who designed the stage set
The student who designed
Is in my theater class
Subordinating conjunctions are used to begin:
Independent clauses
Compound sentences
Adverb clauses
Main clauses
Which word is NOT a relative pronoun used to begin adjective clauses?
Who
Because
In the sentence "Although they could not have known whether they would find land, Polynesians explored the Pacific Ocean," what type of clause is introduced?
Independent clause
Noun clause
Adjective clause
Adverb clause
Which sentence contains an adjective clause?
Since it was raining, we stayed inside
The book that you lent me was interesting
I will go when you are ready
After the movie ended, we went home
How many subordinate clauses are in the sentence "If you want to make a tortilla, you need a very fine grade of cornmeal, which is called masa harina in Mexico"?
One
Two
Three
None
Which subordinating conjunction indicates a condition?
Because
Although
When
If
In the sentence "The white oak is a valuable tree because its wood is used for floors and furniture," what is the subordinating conjunction?
White
Is
Because
Used
What type of clause is "who was king of England" in the sentence "Charles II, who was king of England, granted a charter to the colony"?
Adverb clause
Independent clause
Adjective clause
Main clause
Which sentence contains both an adverb clause and an adjective clause?
When the bell rings, students leave
The dog that barks lives next door
Although it's late, the store that we like is still open
She is the person who won the contest
What is the purpose of a subordinate clause in a complex sentence?
Which word CANNOT be used to begin an adverb clause?
After
Whose
Because
Since
In the sentence "Since the colonists valued their freedom, they refused his demands," which part is the independent clause?
Since the colonists valued their freedom
They refused his demands
The colonists valued
Their freedom
What makes a clause subordinate?
It contains a subject and predicate
It can stand alone as a complete thought
It depends on another clause to make sense
It contains multiple subjects
Match the following in this sentence:
The cat sat on the mat.
sat
the verb
on
the preposition
the mat
the object of the preposition (OP)
The cat
the noun having the relationship
on the mat
the prepositional phrase
Identify the prepositional phrase in the following sentence.
During the storm, the tree fell on the house.
During the storm,
the tree fell
on the house.
the storm, the tree fell
Identify the prepositional phrase.
The girl with the red hat sat on the bench.
The girl with the red hat
with the red hat sat on the bench.
red hat sat on the bench.
on the bench
A cat can climb twenty feet (a) the tree.
up
down
in
around
I would like to work (a) a farm.
above
with
Our Dogs
(1) My dogs are my best friends. (2) They like to play near a tree in
the backyard. (3) We gave the dogs a bath. (4) We put them in our bathtub.
(5) During the summer, we exercise the dogs after dinner. (6) We run with
the dogs on the beach. (7) I keep a photograph of my dogs on a shelf in my
room.
Which shows the best way to combine Sentences 3 and 4 by using a preposition?
We gave the dogs a bath and the bathtub.
We gave the dogs a bath we put them in our bathtub.
We gave the dogs a bath in our bathtub.
Make no change.
Our Dogs
(1) My dogs are my best friends. (2) They like to play near a tree in
the backyard. (3) We gave the dogs a bath. (4) We put them in our bathtub.
(5) During the summer, we exercise the dogs after dinner. (6) We run with
the dogs on the beach. (7) I keep a photograph of my dogs on a shelf in my
room.
Which shows the best way to combine Sentences 5 and 6 by using a preposition?
During the summer, we exercise the dogs after dinner on the beach.
During the summer we exercise the dogs after dinner we run with
them.
During the summer, we exercise the dogs after dinner run on the
beach.
Make no change.
The castaway made a fire (a) seeing a ship in the distance.
after
because
around
between
Rewrite the sentence starting with a prepositional phrase.
The horse jumped over the barrier.
Identify the prepositional phrase in the following sentence.
She realized her dog's behavior was different before the storm.
her dog's behavior was different
She realized her dog's behavior
was different before the storm
before the storm
She looked down and noticed the ants (a) her.
below
beside
around
within
A preposition is a word that shows the 1) ___ of a noun or 2) ___ to some other word in a sentence.
1) relationship
2) verb
1) job
2) adjective
1) relationship
2) pronoun
1) job
2) adverb
The object of the preposition is a ___.
pronoun or adjective
verb or adverb
verb or noun
noun or pronoun
A prepositional phrase is made up of the 1) ___, 2) ___, and 3) ___.
1) preposition
2) its object
3) any adjectives that describe it
1) verb
2) adverb
3) subject
1) preposition
2) verb
3) adverb
1) pronoun
2) word it describes
3) its preposition
Match the following in this sentence:
The cat sat on the mat.
sat
the verb
on
the preposition
the mat
the object of the preposition (OP)
The cat
the noun having the relationship
on the mat
the prepositional phrase
Match the following in this sentence:
Will you think about me as you drive there?
the noun having the relationship
you (1st one mentioned)
the verbs
think & drive
the prepositions
about & as
the objects of the prepositions (OPs)
me & you (2nd one mentioned)
the prepositional phrases
"about me" & "as you"
Identify the preposition and the object of the preposition in the sentence:
I found the professor in the chemistry lab.
professor
in
lab
found
Identify the prepositional phrase in the following sentence.
The girls walked over the covered bridge.
walked over
over the covered bridge
The girls
the covered bridge
What is the preposition?
Julian eats his lunch at the table.
Julian
table
at
The trip began before dawn and is finally over.
Singular or Plural pronoun? Everyone put away their books for class.
Singular
Plural
There is no pronoun
It is a definite pronoun
Singular or Plural pronoun? Nobody wanted to volunteer to take the trash out.
Singular
Plural
There is no pronoun
It is a definite pronoun
Is every and/or anybody an indefinite pronoun?
every
anybody
both
How many people/things does an indefinite pronoun show?
1
2 or more
2
You don't know
Select ALL of the indefinite pronouns.
everyone
Both
any
every
Singular or Plural pronoun? Someone stole my cookie.
Singular
Plural
There is no pronoun
It is a definite pronoun
Singular or Plural pronoun? Each kid ate five cookies.
Singular
Plural
There is no pronoun
Indefinite means...
clear, exact, perfect
none of these
very definite
not specific, not clear, not exact
Singular or plural indefinite pronoun? Many think that Bob will win the election.
Singular
Plural
There is no pronoun
It is a definite pronoun
Singular or plural indefinite pronoun? Jane played well, and she won an award.
Singular
Plural
There is no pronoun
It is a definite pronoun
