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Add a comma: Although we worked hard we didn't win the competition.
Although we worked hard we didn't win the competition.
Although, we worked hard we didn't win the competition.
Although we worked hard, we didn't win the competition.
Although we worked, hard we didn't win the competition.
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The amazing, hardworking athletes.
Independent Clause
Phrase
Dependent Clause
3
Add a comma: I ate a lot so I don't want dessert.
I ate a lot so I don't, want dessert.
I ate, a lot so I don't want dessert.
I ate a lot, so I don't want dessert.
I ate a lot so I don't want dessert.
4
What is an interjection?
Renaming
Who knows?
An Interruption
Shows surprise
5
Add a comma: Oh my goodness are you okay?
Oh my, goodness are you okay?
Oh my goodness, are you okay?
Oh, my goodness are you okay?
Oh my goodness are you okay?
6
Add a comma: "I wanted to know" said Julie "if you'd come with me."
"I wanted to know" said Julie "if you'd come with me."
"I wanted to know," said Julie "if you'd come with me."
"I wanted to know," said Julie, "if you'd come with, me."
"I wanted to know," said Julie, "if you'd come with me."
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Add a comma: I need to stop by the bank and bakery on my way home.
I need to stop by the bank, and bakery on my way home.
I need to stop, by the bank and, bakery on my way home.
I need to stop by the bank and, bakery on my way home.
I need to stop by the bank and bakery on my way home.
8
Add a comma: You by the way are the greatest students of all time!
You, by the way, are the greatest students of all time!
You by the way are the greatest students of all time!
You, by the way are the greatest students of all time!
You by the way, are the greatest students of all time!
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What is a pronoun?
An action word
Renames a noun
How, when, where, how much
A person, place, thing, or idea
10
Add a comma: I live at 124 Main Street Aurora CO 80016.
I live at 124 Main Street, Aurora, CO 80016.
I live at 124 Main Street, Aurora CO 80016.
I live at 124 Main Street Aurora CO 80016.
I live at 124 Main Street, Aurora, CO, 80016.
11
How many pronouns: Do you have my tickets to the show?
1
3
2
0
12
Add a comma: I won $6735.99!
I won $673,5.99!
I won $6,735.99!
I won $6735.9,9!
I won $67,35.99!
13
Add a comma: Meet me at 123 Main Denver CO 80011 for coffee.
Meet me at 123, Main, Denver, CO, 80011, for coffee.
Meet me at 123 Main, Denver, CO, 80011, for coffee.
Meet me at 123 Main, Denver, CO 80011 for coffee.
Meet me at 123 Main, Denver, CO 80011, for coffee.
14
In order to get your best grade, you'll need to study for the final exam.
Compound sentence
Complex sentence
Simple sentence
15
Name all conjunctions
for, and, nor, but, or, yet, so
for, an, no, but, or, yes, so
she, he, it, us, we
am, is, are, was, were, be, have
16
I love biology, and I also love French
Simple Sentence
Compound Sentence
Complex Sentence
17
How many articles are in the following sentence: He loves to go to the pool and use a snorkel.
1
2
3
4
18
How many pronouns are in this sentence: Did you remember to do your homework for our group?
2
3
1
4
19
Add a comma: I really like English but math is my favorite.
I really like English, but, math is my favorite.
I really like English but math is my favorite.
I really like English but, math is my favorite.
I really like English, but math is my favorite.
20
The student ran to class he was late.
Fragment
Run-on
Sentence
21
What are the verbs in this sentence: After I walked home from school, I completed my homework.
Completed, Homework
School, Homework
Walked, Homework
Walked, Completed
22
Add a comma: Colby Ross the leading scorer helped win the championship.
Colby Ross the leading scorer, helped win the championship.
Colby Ross, the leading scorer, helped win the championship.
Colby Ross, the leading scorer helped win the championship.
Colbey Ross the leading scorer helped win the championship.
23
The very tall man.
Phrase
Independent Clause
Dependent Clause
24
Add a comma: I need staples paper markers and pens for my classroom.
I need staples, paper, markers, and pens for my classroom.
I need staples paper markers and pens for my classroom.
I need, staples, paper markers, and pens for my classroom.
I need staples, paper markers and pens for my classroom.
25
Add a comma: I of course want you to attend the study session.
I, of course, want you to attend the study session.
I of course, want you to attend the study session.
I of course want you to attend the study session.
I, of course want you to attend the study session.
26
Find the adverb: I practice violin daily.
I
Daily
Violin
Practice
27
Have been to Florida for vacation.
Sentence
Fragment
Run-On
28
Add a comma: To begin I was born in St. Louis Missouri.
To begin, I was born in St. Louis Missouri.
To begin, I was born in St. Louis, Missouri.
To begin I was born in St. Louis Missouri.
To begin I was born in St. Louis, Missouri.
29
Add a comma: The race will take place on Monday June 2 2017 at 4pm.
The race will take place on Monday, June 2, 2017, at 4pm.
The race will take place on Monday, June, 2, 2017, at 4pm.
The race will take place on Monday, June 2, 2017 at 4pm.
The race will take place on Monday June 2 2017, at 4pm.
30
Add a comma: Dear Julie Happy birthday! Love Grandma
Dear, Julie Happy birthday! Love, Grandma
Dear Julie, Happy birthday! Love, Grandma
Dear Julie, Happy birthday! Love Grandma
Dear Julie Happy birthday! Love, Grandma
31
Find the adverb: He works a lot to be the best.
He
Best
A lot
Works
32
How many adjectives: The old, cranky man rocked the newborn baby.
1
3
2
0
33
He used the last binder.
Dependent Clause
Phrase
Independent Clause
34
Please study for your final exam!
Compound sentence
Complex sentence
Simple sentence
35
What are the verbs in this sentence: I ran to the store and bought a new sweater.
Ran, Bought
Store, Sweater, Ran
Bought
New, Sweater
36
Find the subject/predicate: I ran to the store to get milk.
Subject: Milk, Predicate: Ran
Subject: I, Predicate: Ran, Get
Subject: Milk, Predicate: Get
Subject: I, Predicate: Ran
37
Name the articles.
A, And, The
A, An, The, Then
She, He, It, They, We
A, An, The
38
Because she was so nice and kind.
Independent Clause
Dependent Clause
Phrase
39
Add a comma: Do you know when spring break starts John?
Do you know, when spring break starts John?
Do you know when spring break, starts John?
Do you, know when spring break starts John?
Do you know when spring break starts, John?
40
Add a comma: I need milk bread and cheese from the store.
I need milk, bread, and cheese, from the store.
I need milk bread and cheese from the store.
I need milk, bread, and cheese from the store.
I need milk bread and cheese, from the store.
41
Add a comma: I want to run and climb a mountain!
I want to, run and climb a mountain!
I want to run and climb a mountain!
I want to run, and climb a mountain!
I want to run and climb a, mountain!
42
He played so well in the basketball game.
Complex sentence
Simple sentence
Compound sentence
43
Add a comma: Finally I want you to know how much I enjoyed your cookies!
Finally I want you to know how much I enjoyed your, cookies!
Finally, I want you to know how much I enjoyed your cookies!
Finally I want you to know how much, I enjoyed your cookies!
Finally I want you to know how much I enjoyed your cookies!
44
Find the preposition: The scary troll lives under the bridge.
Under
Bridge
Troll
Scary
45
Find Subject/Predicate: After running around the lake, John sat down to rest.
Subject: John, Predicate: Sat
Subject: John, Predicate: Running, Sat
Subject: John, Predicate: Running
Subject: Lake, Predicate: Sat
46
What is the interjection: Ouch, that really hurt me!
hurt
me!
Ouch
really
47
I really love my Read/Write class.
Phrase
Dependent Clause
Independent Clause
48
What is an adjective?
Describes a verb
How, when, where, how much
A describing word
An action word
49
Running around and around the cherry blossom trees.
Independent Clause
Phrase
Dependent Clause
50
Add a comma: The tall bald man helped carry the heavy big boxes.
The tall bald man helped carry the heavy, big boxes.
The tall, bald man helped carry the heavy, big boxes.
The tall, bald man helped carry the heavy big boxes.
The tall bald man helped carry the heavy big boxes.
51
Find the preposition: I ran around the park but found the cat in the tree!
In
Park
Around
Around and In
52
Add a comma: Wow it is a beautiful day!
Wow it is a beautiful day!
Wow it is, a beautiful day!
Wow it is a beautiful, day!
Wow, it is a beautiful day!
53
What are the nouns in this sentence: All students must study for their final exam!
Students, Study, Final
Students, Exam
All, Must, Exam
Students, Final
54
After she studied for hours, she earned an A.
Simple sentence
Complex sentence
Compound sentence
55
Add a comma: Do you know Fred when the US landed on the moon?
Do you know Fred, when the US landed on the moon?
Do you know, Fred, when the US landed on the moon?
Do you know Fred when the US landed on the moon?
Do you know, Fred when the US landed on the moon?
56
She stayed after school to study.
Run-On
Sentence
Fragment
57
I love Skittles, Starbursts, and Snickers.
Sentence
Fragment
Run-On
58
What is the job of a conjunction?
Shows surprise
Joining word
Describes a noun
Tells a position
59
Add a comma: I put 44589 miles on my car this year!
I put 445,89 miles on my car this year!
I put 4458,9 miles on my car this year!
I put 4,4589 miles on my car this year!
I put 44,589 miles on my car this year!
60
After doing so much homework all night.
Run-on
Sentence
Fragment
61
What are the nouns in this sentence: The boy loves to eat dark chocolate at the bakery.
Boy, Eat, Chocolate
Boy, Chocolate, Bakery
Loves, Eat, Bakery
Boy, Chocolate
62
Before going to practice, please clean up your room.
Complex sentence
Compound sentence
Simple sentence
63
What is an adverb?
Joining word
Describes a noun
Shows surprise
Tells how, when, where, or how much
64
Find the subject/predicate: Before Sally goes to school, she needs to pack her backpack.
Subject: Sally, She, Predicate: needs, pack
Subject: Sally, Predicate: goes, needs, pack
Subject: Sally, she, Predicate: goes, pack
Subject: Sally, she, Predicate: goes, needs
65
How many adjectives are in this sentence: The beautiful woman walked in the stunning building.
0
2
3
1
66
Because I wanted to do well on the final.
Phrase
Independent Clause
Dependent Clause
67
Add a comma: John Elway Broncos quarterback set many records.
John Elway the Broncos quarterback, set many records.
John Elway the Broncos quarterback set many records.
John Elway, the Broncos quarterback set many records.
John Elway, the Broncos quarterback, set many records.
68
Add a comma: The hairy scary monster ate the little scared child.
The hairy, scary monster ate the little, scared child.
The hairy scary monster ate the little scared child.
The hairy scary monster ate the little, scared child.
The hairy, scary monster ate the little scared child.
69
She fell down the stairs, but she was okay.
Simple sentence
Compound sentence
Complex sentence
70
Add a comma: Dear Ms. Wells Thanks for the donuts. Love Your Class
Dear, Ms. Wells Thanks for the donuts. Love, Your Class
Dear Ms. Wells Thanks for the donuts. Love, Your Class
Dear Ms. Wells, Thanks for the donuts. Love, Your Class
Dear Ms. Wells, Thanks for the donuts. Love Your Class
71
How many pronouns are in this sentence: My friend is so nice to her brother.
1
4
2
3
72
Add a comma: I want to skydive and I'd like to bungee jump.
I want to skydive, and I'd like, to bungee jump.
I want to skydive and I'd like to bungee jump.
I want to skydive and, I'd like to bungee jump.
I want to skydive, and I'd like to bungee jump.
73
Before the smart boy went to school.
Dependent Clause
Phrase
Independent Clause
74
Add a comma: "Mrs. Wells I like your shirt" said Sally.
"Mrs. Wells I like your shirt" said Sally.
"Mrs. Wells, I like your shirt" said Sally.
"Mrs. Wells, I like your shirt," said Sally.
"Mrs. Wells I like your shirt," said Sally.
75
Add a comma: Graduation is Thursday May 25 2017 at 8am.
Graduation is Thursday, May 25, 2017, at 8am.
Graduation is Thursday, May, 25 2017 at 8am.
Graduation is Thursday, May 25, 2017 at 8am.
Graduation is Thursday, May 25 2017 at 8am.
76
Find the adverb: I walked quickly through the scary town.
Quickly
Walked
Through
I
77
Prepositions tell you...
How something is
Where something is
Why something is
What something is
78
The really amazing teacher bought her students donuts.
Dependent Clause
Phrase
Independent Clause
79
Add a comma: Although he studied he was still nervous for the test.
Although he studied he was still nervous, for the test.
Although he studied, he was still nervous for the test.
Although he studied he, was still nervous for the test.
Although, he studied he was still nervous for the test.
80
Please study for the final it is a big part of your grade!
Fragment
Sentence
Run-On
81
Find the conjunction: I wanted to come with you, but my dad won't allow it.
Wanted
Come
Allow
But
