WorksheetsGrammar #4 Quiz
Total questions: 33
Worksheet time: 20mins
Select the sentence that uses "their," "there," and "they're" correctly.
Their going to put the books over there because they're heavy.
They're going to put the books over there because they're heavy.
There going to put the books over their because they're heavy.
They're going to put the books over their because there heavy.
Choose the sentence with the correct usage of "your" and "you're."
Your the best player on the team.
You're the best player on the team.
You're shoes are under the table.
Your going to love this movie.
Which sentence uses "its" and "it's" correctly?
The dog wagged it's tail because its happy.
Its raining outside, so bring it's umbrella.
The cat chased its tail because it's playful.
It's collar is blue and its shiny.
Select the correctly written sentence using "two," "to," and "too."
I have two apples to eat, and my friend wants one too.
I have to apples two eat, and my friend wants one too.
I have too apples to eat, and my friend wants one two.
I have two apples too eat, and my friend wants one to.
Choose the sentence with correct word usage.
Its important to remember you're homework.
It's important to remember your homework.
Its important to remember your homework.
It's important to remember you're homework.
Which sentence is written correctly?
Their going to the park with there friends.
They're going to the park with their friends.
There going to the park with they're friends.
They're going to the park with there friends.
Select the sentence with correct usage of "to," "too," and "two."
She wants to go too the store with two friends.
She wants to go to the store with two friends.
She wants too go to the store with two friends.
She wants to go to the store with too friends.
Choose the correctly written sentence.
Its raining, so don't forget you're umbrella.
It's raining, so don't forget your umbrella.
Its raining, so don't forget your umbrella.
It's raining, so don't forget you're umbrella.
Which sentence uses "their," "there," and "they're" correctly?
There going to bring their books because they're needed.
They're going to bring their books because they're needed.
Their going to bring there books because they're needed.
They're going to bring there books because their needed.
Select the sentence with correct usage of "its" and "it's."
The bird built it's nest in the tree because its safe.
The bird built its nest in the tree because it's safe.
The bird built its nest in the tree because its safe.
The bird built it's nest in the tree because its safe.
Read the following sentences and select the one that uses "your" and "you're" correctly in context.
You're going to need your notes for the test, so make sure you're prepared.
Your going to need you're notes for the test, so make sure your prepared.
You're going to need you're notes for the test, so make sure your prepared.
Your going to need your notes for the test, so make sure you're prepared.
Which sentence correctly uses "too," "to," and "two" to express quantity, direction, and addition?
I want to go too the concert with two friends, but it's too expensive.
I want to go to the concert with two friends, but it's too expensive.
I want too go to the concert with two friends, but its to expensive.
I want to go to the concert with too friends, but it's two expensive.
Select the sentence that correctly uses "its" and "it's" to show possession and contraction.
The robot lost it's battery, so its not working.
The robot lost its battery, so it's not working.
The robot lost its battery, so its not working.
The robot lost it's battery, so it's not working.
Choose the sentence that correctly uses "their," "there," and "they're" to indicate possession, location, and contraction.
Their going to leave their bags over there because they're heavy.
They're going to leave their bags over there because they're heavy.
They're going to leave there bags over their because they're heavy.
There going to leave they're bags over their because their heavy.
Which sentence correctly uses "your" and "you're" to show possession and contraction?
Your going to love you're new phone.
You're going to love your new phone.
You're going to love you're new phone.
Your going to love your new phone.
Select the sentence that uses "to," "too," and "two" correctly in a complex context.
She gave two cookies to her brother, and kept one for herself because she likes sweets too.
She gave to cookies two her brother, and kept one for herself because she likes sweets too.
She gave too cookies to her brother, and kept one for herself because she likes sweets two.
She gave two cookies too her brother, and kept one for herself because she likes sweets to.
Which sentence correctly uses "its" and "it's" in a context about an animal?
The turtle hid in it's shell because its scared.
The turtle hid in its shell because it's scared.
The turtle hid in its shell because its scared.
The turtle hid in it's shell because it's scared.
Choose the sentence that correctly uses "their," "there," and "they're" in a context about a group of students.
They're going to present their project over there in the classroom.
Their going to present they're project over there in the classroom.
There going to present their project over they're in the classroom.
They're going to present there project over their in the classroom.
Select the sentence that correctly uses "your" and "you're" in a context about responsibility.
You're responsible for bringing your lunch to school every day.
Your responsible for bringing you're lunch to school every day.
Your responsible for bringing your lunch to school every day.
You're responsible for bringing you're lunch to school every day.
Which sentence correctly uses "to," "too," and "two" in a context about time and agreement?
I'm going to the party at two o'clock, and my friend is coming too.
I'm going too the party at to o'clock, and my friend is coming two.
I'm going to the party at too o'clock, and my friend is coming to.
I'm going two the party at to o'clock, and my friend is coming too.
My dog jumped out of the swimming pool and _____________ himself, causing water to spray everywhere.
shake
shook
shaken
shaked
We _____________ the whole day lounging on the beach.
spend
spent
had spent
spended
This is the ninth time that pitcher has _____________ a foul ball.
throw
threw
thrown
throwed
I have ______ the answer to the question.
find
finds
found
founded
She has _____to her teacher about her grades.
speak
spoke
spoken
speaks
Ray ______ the football and scored a touchdown!
caught
catched
catch
Which sentences uses the correct past tense form of the word have?
1. Last month, Hazel and Camila have fun roller skating.
2. Last month, Hazel and Camila had fun roller skating.
Sentence 1
Sentence 2
I _________ to the mall yesterday, but I didn't _______ to Walmart. (go, went)
I went to the mall yesterday, but I didn't went to Walmart.
I went to the mall yesterday, but I didn't go to Walmart.
I go to the mall yesterday, but I didn't went to Walmart.
I go to the mall yesterday, but I didn't go to Walmart.
What do you want to _______ at the store? I don't want to ________ anything because I already __________ so much yesterday. (buy, bought)
What do you want to bought at the store? I don't want to buy anything because I already buy so much yesterday.
What do you want to buy at the store? I don't want to buy anything because I already buy so much yesterday.
What do you want to buy at the store? I don't want to bought anything because I already bought so much yesterday.
What do you want to buy at the store? I don't want to buy anything because I already bought so much yesterday.
Which sentence uses the verb correctly?
My family and I do something fun over the break.
My family and I did something fun over the break.
My family and I does something fun over the break.
Which sentence uses the verb correctly?
You say you were going to pick me up.
You says you were going to pick me up.
You said you were going to pick me up.
Sandie had ____ her pizza home before we arrived.
Friends and I had ____ to Pizzeria Luigi's before bowling on my last birthday.
