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

Both Jake and I are taking our dogs.

Choose the sentence in which the italicized pronoun is correct.

The little kitten dipped its paw into the water.

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

Each of the pens has their own box.

Choose the sentence that uses the pronoun correctly.

When are their sponsors and they getting together?

Choose the italicized verb or verbs written correctly.

I promised to replace the button that came off.

Choose the sentence that contains a pronoun error.

Every dancer was clapping their hands.

Choose the sentence in which the nouns are used correctly.

She sang several duos with different partners.

Choose the sentence in which the nouns are used correctly.

My classes were cancelled that day.

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

She don't care about the quality.

Choose the sentence in which the verb is written correctly.

Everybody is getting credit for the project.

Choose the sentence in which the verb is written correctly.

The children had eaten all the ice cream.

Choose the sentence in which the verb is written correctly.

The jury were eating their lunches.

Choose the sentence that contains a pronoun error.

The ball was thrown toward you and I.

Choose the sentence with a verb error.

If I left sooner, I would avoided the accident.

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Questions 25

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1
Choose the sentence in which the italicized pronoun is used correctly.
Neither we nor our friend will sacrifice our tickets.
Everybody was ready to show their paintings.
Either Montana or her friends will trade her gifts with you.
Both Jake and I are taking our dogs.
2
Choose the sentence in which the italicized pronoun is correct.
Is that pen your's?
Does she like him more than I?
The leaders were Gene and her.
The little kitten dipped its paw into the water.
3
Choose the sentence in which the italicized pronoun is an error.
Each of the pens has their own box.
Martin slowed his motorcycle.
Some of the houses showed their neglect.
Mr. Patterson gave his thanks for all the work.
4
Choose the sentence that contains a verb error.
You was right about the test.
Each of the many ornaments was hand-made.
A number of children are getting vaccinated.
Both of the cousins have one brother.
5
Choose the sentence that uses the pronoun correctly.
Dana and myself volunteered.
When are their sponsors and they getting together?
Mr. Berg sent you and he the message.
Him and Joyce broke up.
6
Choose the italicized verb or verbs written correctly.
After Jerry put on his sneakers, he ties them.
I promised to replace the button that came off.
Shasta has written for two hours before she stopped.
Since the kitchen floor was wet, we are staying in the den.
7
Choose the sentence that contains a pronoun error.
Every dancer was clapping their hands.
Neither the poodle nor the lab would give up its toy.
None of the mustard had left its mark.
My aunt made her own hat.
8
Choose the sentence in which the nouns are used correctly.
We invited two secretary of states.
Please close the doors'.
We saw the puff's of smoke.
She sang several duos with different partners.
9
They were determined to do it _______.
theirselves
themselves
theirself
themself
10
______ are printing the signs now.
His substitute
His students
He
I
11
Choose the sentence in which the nouns are used correctly.
My classes were cancelled that day.
He was amazed at the moose's.
The baby's in the nursery were crying.
She misspelled all the gulf's..
12
One of the fathers set down _______ drink to clap.
her
his
its
their
13
Choose the sentence in which the italicized word is an error.
Some of the apples were brown inside.
Some of the sugar was spilled and made a mess.
Three fourths of the balance was already promised.
She don't care about the quality.
14
Choose the sentence in which the pronoun is used correctly.
Everyone is dreading their scores.
A few of the perfumes lost its fragrance.
The doe dropped her food.
Any of the colors can lose its shine.
15
Choose the sentence in which the italicized verb is an error.
I wish I could of seen it.
We wore our uniforms on Wednesday.
Have you driven the new truck yet?
She has written him notes every day.
16
Choose the sentence in which the italicized pronoun is an error.
Was that picture her's?
Zaire himself planted the tomatoes.
Please give Mom and her the number.
Are you as smart as she?
17
One sentence below contains an error in the use of nouns. Choose the sentence with the error.
Bring some sodas for refreshments.
We lived next door to the Garys for five years.
I bought two Christmas cactuses.
The potatos were too green.
18
One of the sentences contains an error in the use of nouns. Choose the sentence with the error.
She was nervous about her solos.
The man's partner committed a series of crimes.
I know several Dans.
That cat had nine lifes.
19
Choose the sentence in which the verb is written correctly.
Twelve times eleven are her toughest problem.
Both the hen and her chick was healthy.
Everybody is getting credit for the project.
Mathematics were her major.
20
One sentence below contains an error in the use of nouns. Choose the sentence with the error.
You have two days to finish.
We observed the butterfly larvae.
My wishes came true.
Both toothes hurt.
21
Choose the sentence in which the verb is written correctly.
They have brung their cell phones every day.
She has sang that song many times.
The children had eaten all the ice cream.
I throwed the keys on the counter.
22
Choose the sentence in which the verb is written correctly.
There was too many mistakes.
The books, which was on the table, fell.
Neither Dora nor her sisters likes coffee.
The jury were eating their lunches.
23
After I dry the clothes, I _____ them.
folded
have folded
had folded
will fold
24
Choose the sentence that contains a pronoun error.
It's a great day for our picnic.
The ball was thrown toward you and I.
This information is for Emily and me.
You're going to play the guitar?
25
Choose the sentence with a verb error.
She does like nice lotion.
Has she been resting since noon?
Did you give the check to the plumber yesterday?
If I left sooner, I would avoided the accident.

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Language Practice Test

25 termsStudBud Administration771 plays

25 multiple choice questions on language arts skills

Flashcards25 cardsFPractice quizPHost liveL

Questions 25

Answers

1
Choose the sentence in which the italicized pronoun is used correctly.
Neither we nor our friend will sacrifice our tickets.
Everybody was ready to show their paintings.
Either Montana or her friends will trade her gifts with you.
Both Jake and I are taking our dogs.
2
Choose the sentence in which the italicized pronoun is correct.
Is that pen your's?
Does she like him more than I?
The leaders were Gene and her.
The little kitten dipped its paw into the water.
3
Choose the sentence in which the italicized pronoun is an error.
Each of the pens has their own box.
Martin slowed his motorcycle.
Some of the houses showed their neglect.
Mr. Patterson gave his thanks for all the work.
4
Choose the sentence that contains a verb error.
You was right about the test.
Each of the many ornaments was hand-made.
A number of children are getting vaccinated.
Both of the cousins have one brother.
5
Choose the sentence that uses the pronoun correctly.
Dana and myself volunteered.
When are their sponsors and they getting together?
Mr. Berg sent you and he the message.
Him and Joyce broke up.
6
Choose the italicized verb or verbs written correctly.
After Jerry put on his sneakers, he ties them.
I promised to replace the button that came off.
Shasta has written for two hours before she stopped.
Since the kitchen floor was wet, we are staying in the den.
7
Choose the sentence that contains a pronoun error.
Every dancer was clapping their hands.
Neither the poodle nor the lab would give up its toy.
None of the mustard had left its mark.
My aunt made her own hat.
8
Choose the sentence in which the nouns are used correctly.
We invited two secretary of states.
Please close the doors'.
We saw the puff's of smoke.
She sang several duos with different partners.
9
They were determined to do it _______.
theirselves
themselves
theirself
themself
10
______ are printing the signs now.
His substitute
His students
He
I
11
Choose the sentence in which the nouns are used correctly.
My classes were cancelled that day.
He was amazed at the moose's.
The baby's in the nursery were crying.
She misspelled all the gulf's..
12
One of the fathers set down _______ drink to clap.
her
his
its
their
13
Choose the sentence in which the italicized word is an error.
Some of the apples were brown inside.
Some of the sugar was spilled and made a mess.
Three fourths of the balance was already promised.
She don't care about the quality.
14
Choose the sentence in which the pronoun is used correctly.
Everyone is dreading their scores.
A few of the perfumes lost its fragrance.
The doe dropped her food.
Any of the colors can lose its shine.
15
Choose the sentence in which the italicized verb is an error.
I wish I could of seen it.
We wore our uniforms on Wednesday.
Have you driven the new truck yet?
She has written him notes every day.
16
Choose the sentence in which the italicized pronoun is an error.
Was that picture her's?
Zaire himself planted the tomatoes.
Please give Mom and her the number.
Are you as smart as she?
17
One sentence below contains an error in the use of nouns. Choose the sentence with the error.
Bring some sodas for refreshments.
We lived next door to the Garys for five years.
I bought two Christmas cactuses.
The potatos were too green.
18
One of the sentences contains an error in the use of nouns. Choose the sentence with the error.
She was nervous about her solos.
The man's partner committed a series of crimes.
I know several Dans.
That cat had nine lifes.
19
Choose the sentence in which the verb is written correctly.
Twelve times eleven are her toughest problem.
Both the hen and her chick was healthy.
Everybody is getting credit for the project.
Mathematics were her major.
20
One sentence below contains an error in the use of nouns. Choose the sentence with the error.
You have two days to finish.
We observed the butterfly larvae.
My wishes came true.
Both toothes hurt.
21
Choose the sentence in which the verb is written correctly.
They have brung their cell phones every day.
She has sang that song many times.
The children had eaten all the ice cream.
I throwed the keys on the counter.
22
Choose the sentence in which the verb is written correctly.
There was too many mistakes.
The books, which was on the table, fell.
Neither Dora nor her sisters likes coffee.
The jury were eating their lunches.
23
After I dry the clothes, I _____ them.
folded
have folded
had folded
will fold
24
Choose the sentence that contains a pronoun error.
It's a great day for our picnic.
The ball was thrown toward you and I.
This information is for Emily and me.
You're going to play the guitar?
25
Choose the sentence with a verb error.
She does like nice lotion.
Has she been resting since noon?
Did you give the check to the plumber yesterday?
If I left sooner, I would avoided the accident.