Choose the sentence in which the pronoun is used correctly.

Did either of the girls find her sunglasses?

Choose the sentence that contains an error.

They were all heros of the day.

Choose the sentence in which the italicized pronoun is used correctly.

Someone needs to bring her prom dress that night.

Choose the sentence in which the nouns are used correctly.

They observed algae growing rapidly.

Choose the sentence in which the verb is written correctly.

The egg had fallen from the nest.

Choose the sentence that contains a pronoun error.

One of the dozen dogs buried their bone.

Choose the sentence in which the italicized pronoun is an error

Both the father and the son lost his gloves.

Choose the sentence in which the verb is written correctly.

The class are working on individual projects.

Choose the sentence with the correct pronoun case.

After work Jase and I will travel to Phoenix City.

Choose the sentence in which the nouns are used correctly.

The mansion contained three pianos.

Choose the sentence that contains a verb error.

She don't understand his reasons.

Choose the sentence in which the italicized word is an error.

A number of parents were asking about that incident.

Choose the sentence that contains a pronoun error.

They treated theirselves to dessert.

Choose the sentence that contains a verb error.

Lena will carve the figurine before she painted it.

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Language Practice Test 2

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1
Choose the sentence in which the pronoun is used correctly.
Neither Latrice nor her friend could keep their bad mood.
Did either of the girls find her sunglasses?
Most of the ink left their mark.
My uncle made their own deck.
2
Choose the sentence that contains an error.
They were all heros of the day.
Our bosses paid for the luncheon.
There were three Marys in our class.
Don't forget the parentheses around the explanation.
3
Choose the sentence in which the italicized verb or verbs are written correctly.
She chose me.
The car has ran roughly lately.
He breaked the toy.
You should of seen it.
4
Choose the sentence that contains an error.
She was shy with mens.
There were twelve tables set.
I painted the shelves myself.
All the nuclei were damaged.
5
Choose the sentence in which the italicized pronoun is used correctly.
Some of the cords kept its strength.
Nobody saw their reflection in the lake.
Either the girl or her mother is sewing their blouse.
Someone needs to bring her prom dress that night.
6
_______ do not need a pen.
She
You
My friend
He
7
If they ______ more careful, they wouldn't have made that mistake.
would have been
had been
will be
are
8
Choose the sentence in which the nouns are used correctly.
They raised sheeps on their land.
He had traveled to many rodeoes.
Two girls' won the award.
They observed algae growing rapidly.
9
Choose the sentence in which the verb is written correctly.
They knowed the right road.
I had spoke too soon.
He has took his time to make it.
The egg had fallen from the nest.
10
Choose the sentence that contains a pronoun error.
Many of the audience held their signs up.
One of the dozen dogs buried their bone.
Everything we tried had its problems.
Several of the people left their programs.
11
Choose the sentence in which the italicized pronoun is an error
Mom and I raised our eyes to see the leak.
The pants in the closet kept their creases.
Both the father and the son lost his gloves.
The robot raised its arm.
12
The land is _______.
there's
their's
theirs'
theirs
13
Choose the sentence in which the verb is written correctly.
Either the players or the coach need to know.
The class are working on individual projects.
She washed the plates, which was dirty.
Several from the club was thinking of quitting.
14
Neither of the men sang ____ solo.
its
her
their
his
15
Choose the sentence with the correct pronoun case.
Before class Olivia and us were studying hard.
Yesterday me and mother shopped.
The first ones have always been Aspen and him.
After work Jase and I will travel to Phoenix City.
16
Choose the sentence in which the nouns are used correctly.
England and France were our allys.
We counted five mouses in the box.
She wanted two maid of honors.
The mansion contained three pianos.
17
Choose the sentence in which the italicized pronoun is correct.
I saw you and she.
The bird opened its beak.
That song was written for Ethan and she.
Dayton and myself chose the trophies.
18
Choose the sentence that contains an error.
We paid our county taxs early.
The lawyer was involved with two different trials.
She solved the problem with the matrices.
All of the Joneses left together.
19
Choose the sentence in which the verb is written correctly.
Here comes the circus members.
Two thirds of his debt were due to credit cards.
Most of the mud is on the rug.
The bird in the bushes were singing.
20
Choose the sentence in which the italicized pronoun is an error.
Is he as good a dancer as she?
That garden is ours'.
We want to go with you and him.
Tell Emma and him the truth.
21
Choose the sentence that contains a verb error.
Everything was going wrong that day.
Politics is his main interest.
She don't understand his reasons.
Most of the boys prefer football.
22
Choose the sentence in which the italicized verb is an error.
I would of done it myself.
By next year I will have lived here five years.
When he left you, he went home.
He has swum every day.
23
Choose the sentence in which the italicized word is an error.
The number of accidentsincreases every year.
A number of parents were asking about that incident.
At that point nothing was clear to me.
Eight times three is an easy problem.
24
Choose the sentence that contains a pronoun error.
Nate is a faster sprinter than I.
Give yourself a gold star.
They gave Joe and me the flag.
They treated theirselves to dessert.
25
Choose the sentence that contains a verb error.
Tomorrow we will vote for the leader.
She had learned how to drive before I did.
Last week Henry took the dog to the vet.
Lena will carve the figurine before she painted it.

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