WorksheetsEnglish - 2nd Monthly Exam
Total questions: 97
Worksheet time: 3hrs 47mins
Mandy (visit) her grandparents every year.
visit
is visit
visits
visited
Talia and Tasha (be) twins and they (have) similar tastes when it comes to fashion.
is, has
are, have
is, have
are, has
Mom (go) to the supermarket four times a week.
go
is go
goes
went
John (be) a successful business man and he (own) a big company in Chicago.
are, own
is, owned
are, owned
is, owns
They (sleep) in the afternoon after school.
sleep
sleeps
are sleeping
slept
The tour guide (not know) the place well.
do not know
does not know
is not know
did not know
This train (go) to the airport, but it (not stop) at Prince Edward.
goes, doesn't stop
is go, is not stop
go, doesn't stop
went, was not stop
Uncle Jack (fly) to London for business trip every month.
fly
is fly
flies
flew
My brother and I (do) the household chores every day.
do
are do
does
did
Flora (not agree) with Mandy.
is not agree
does not agree
not agree
did not agreed
Sam .......the piano every Friday.
practicing
practices
practice
I ____ (work) now.
does work
am work
am working
is working
My puppies .............in the yard at this moment.
is running
are run
are running
have run
The street ___ not have a sign.
do
does
I ___ a question.
has
have
had
I ___ my homework every night.
do
does
Mohammad ___ his bike to school.
ride
rides
is riding
will ride
Which of the following words is a verb?
wind
tree
dirt
took
Which is the correct way to write the underlined word in the sentence?
The toy broke when it fell off the table.
broked
broken
breaks
leave as is
Which is the correct way to write the underlined part of the sentence?
The detective leaved the information on the paper.
leafed
leaft
left
leave
Which is the correct way to write the underlined word in the following sentence?
I need a tissue so I can blew my nose right now.
blow
blew
blowed
blows
What is the correct way to write the underlined part of the sentence?
Kiara had fall off her bike multiple times, before she finally learned how to ride it.
had falls
had fell
had fallen
leave as is
Write a simple sentence using an IRREGULAR past tense verb
4C students _____________ very hard yesterday.
studyed
studied
study
We _____________ very late yesterday.
sleep
sleeped
slept
Hailey wants to run for leader of her science team.
The team tells Hailey she needs to learn new skills.
Instead, they take a vote for Ben.
Ben has great leadership skills.
The team meets every afternoon for a whole month.
Hailey ______ a chance to be part of a real team.
Before, Hailey ______ everything by herself.
This time, Hailey _____ orders from the team leader.
She ____ new friends and team members.
Her friends _____ Hailey they like to work with her.
Last week, he ____ to study english.
try
tryed
trying
tried
Last year, I _____ to Cartagena with my friends.
traveling
traveled
travel
was travel
Last month, we _______ to Divercity.
go
goes
went
going
Last year, Mariana ______ her math exam.
take
takes
took
taked
Yesterday , my mom _______ me an apple.
gives
gave
give
gived
Last night , she _________ a pizza with soda.
eat
eated
ate
eats
This morning, I __________ my dog.
walk
walked
walking
walks
Last week , my mother _______ a new computer.
buy
buys
buyed
bought
Last night , I _______ a shower.
took
take
takes
taked
when I was a child , I ________ to eat vegetables.
Liked
like
likes
A verb is
the action that the person or thing does.
the person or thing that does the action.
a complete idea.
______ sentences have a subject and a verb.
No
Some
All
______ sentences have a subject, verb, and object.
No
Some
All
The subject of a sentence is
the action that the person or thing does.
the person or thing that does the action.
a complete idea.
The object of a sentence is
the action that the person or thing does.
the person or thing that action does.
the noun that answers the question Who? or What?
In a statement
the subject comes first.
the verb comes first.
the full-stop comes first.
The correct word order for a statement is
subject, verb, object.
verb, subject, object.
object, subject, verb.
What is the subject in this sentence?
The apartment looks very messy.
Very messy.
Looks.
The apartment.
What is the verb in this sentence?
I sleep every afternoon.
I
sleep
afternoon
What is the object in this sentence?
My sisters eat cakes.
We
eat
cakes
What is the subject in this sentence?
The building is not very nice.
Not very nice.
The building.
Is.
What is the verb in this sentence?
The kitchen is small.
Small.
The kitchen.
Is.
What is the object in this sentence?
He rarely takes a vacation.
He
takes
vacation
What is this sentence missing?
The kitchen a new oven.
A subject.
A verb.
A subject or a verb.
What is this sentence missing?
At five o'clock.
A subject.
A verb.
A subject or a verb.
What is this sentence missing?
Lives in London.
A subject.
A verb.
A subject or a verb.
How many words is the shortest sentence that is grammatically correct?
3
4
1
2
A simple sentence needs a subject, a verb, and
a to be a complete thought.
a dependent clause.
The conjunction "FOR" is the same as what word below?
If
while
to
because
Choose the simple sentence
Athena is the goddess of wisdom, so she is an important figure in Greek mythology.
In Greek mythology, Athena is the goddess of wisdom.
Is this a simple or a compound sentence?
The lake holds more than secrets; it's good for fishing, too!
Compound sentence
Simple sentence
Choose the compound sentence.
The guitarist rocked hard, but the bassist rocked harder.
The guitarist rocked hard.
Is this a simple or a compound sentence?
Aishwarya and Franklin have always wanted to visit Tahiti.
Compound sentence
Simple sentence
Choose the simple sentence.
Tiny grey sharks chased our boat; they looked really hungry.
Tiny sharks, grey and hungry, chased our boat.
Choose the simple sentence.
The detective looked around, but he couldn't find any fingerprints.
The detective looked for fingerprints.
Is this a simple or compound sentence?
The pirates demanded treasure, and they also demanded pizza.
Compound sentence
Simple sentence
Which conjunction is needed to make this sentence correct?
Dante saved $120 from mowing lawns, _____ he bought a new tablet.
or
but
so
yet
Are the underlined group of words a dependent clause or an independent clause?
When we arrived at the campground, the rain had stopped.
dependent clause
independent clause
Are the underlined group of words a dependent clause or an independent clause?
After we ate our supper, we went for a hike.
dependent clause
independent clause
Are the underlined group of words a dependent clause or an independent clause?
We hiked until the sun set.
dependent clause
independent clause
Are the underlined group of words a dependent clause or an independent clause?
I would run if I saw a bear.
dependent clause
independent clause
Are the underlined group of words a dependent clause or an independent clause?
Before we went to bed, we lit a campfire.
dependent clause
independent clause
Are the underlined group of words a dependent clause or an independent clause?
I unpacked my supplies: a lantern, a sleeping bag, a tent.
dependent clause
independent clause
Are the underlined group of words a dependent clause or an independent clause?
Although we started late, we hiked fifteen miles.
dependent clause
independent clause
Are the underlined group of words a dependent clause or an independent clause?
We were pitching our tent when we saw the bear.
dependent clause
independent clause
Are the underlined group of words a dependent clause or an independent clause?
As we slowly moved away, the bear looked up.
dependent clause
independent clause
Are the underlined group of words a dependent clause or an independent clause?
Before we left the campground, we saw two more bears.
dependent clause
independent clause
What is a complex sentence?
A sentence with just a main clause.
A sentence with at least one main clause and a subordinate clause
A sentence with just a subordinate clause.
What is a main clause?
A clause that makes sense on its own.
A clause that does not make sense on its own.
What is a subordinate clause?
A clause that makes sense on its own.
A clause that does not make sense on its own.
Which part of the sentence is a subordinate clause?
I am extremely happy because I tried my best on all my tasks.
I am extremely happy
On all my tasks
Because I tried my best on all my tasks.
Is this statement true or false:
Complex sentences need a subordinating conjunction to join the main clause and the subordinate clause together.
True
False
Tick the subordinating conjunctions.
Magnificent
When
Since
Because
What is the main clause in this complex sentence?
Because it was raining, I went inside.
I went inside
Because it was raining
What is the subordinate clause in this sentence?
I decided to go back outside since the sun had come back out.
I decided to go back outside
Since the sun had come back out.
What is the main clause in this complex sentence?
As I had eaten too much food, I felt sick.
I felt sick.
As I had eaten too much food
What is the subordinate clause in this complex sentence?
When it was dinner time, I ate far too much.
When it was dinner time
I ate far too much.
