What is the correct form of this sentence: Lay the silverware on the table.

Lay the silverware on the table.

What is the correct form of this sentence: I can’t decide which ice-cream is better…the vanilla or chocolate.

I can’t decide which ice-cream is better…the vanilla or chocolate.

What is the correct form of this sentence: After the alarm went off, I laid in bed for thirty minutes.

After the alarm went off, I lay in bed for thirty minutes.

What is the correct form of this sentence: I asked Mrs. Slomka if me and Janie could practice together.

I asked Mrs. Slomka if Janie and I could practice together.

What is the correct form of this sentence: Me and Larry like to play baseball.

Larry and I like to play baseball.

What is the correct form of this sentence: Mrs. Young, “Can me and him work together on this problem?”

Mrs. Young, “Can he and I work together on this problem?”

What is the correct form of this sentence: Sugar always likes to see you and I in the morning.

Sugar always likes to see you and me in the morning.

What is the correct form of this sentence: The final competition will between him and I.

The final competition will be between him and me.

What is the correct form of this sentence: Whom are you reading a story about?

Whom are you reading a story about?

What is the correct form of this sentence: I was so relieved when I realized I did good on the test.

I was so relieved when I realized I did well on the test.

What is the correct form of this sentence: He did wonderful in the play.

He did wonderfully in the play.

What is the correct form of this sentence: If I had more time, I could of written more.

If I had more time, I could have written more.

What is the correct form of this sentence: To whom did you mail the package?

To whom did you mail the package?

What is the correct form of this sentence: I can't hardly see the board from the back of the room.

I can hardly see the board from the back of the room.

What is the correct form of this sentence: Please remember to call me and Sally when you get home.

Please remember to call Sally and me when you get home.

What is the correct form of this sentence: Which test is hardest for you … the math or science?

Which test is hardest for you … the math or science?

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1
What is the correct form of this sentence: Lay the silverware on the table.
Laying the silverware on the table.
Lay the silverware on the table.
Lie the silverware on the table.
Laid the silverware on the table.
2
What is the 1st person singular subject pronoun?
we
I
me
us
3
Neither Miss Jones nor Coach Linnard was / were here on Friday.
were
are
was
had been
4
What is the comparative form of QUICK?
quicker
most quick
quickest
more quick
5
Sixty-five dollars is / are the price of the shirt.
is
was
are
were
6
What is the indirect object in “The mailman gave me several letters”?
me
gave
letters
mailman
7
What is the prepositional phrase in “Around the corner appeared a hungry bear.”
corner appeared
a hungry bear
the corner
around the corner
8
Mathematics is / are challenging.
be
were
are
is
9
What is the correct form of this sentence: I can’t decide which ice-cream is better…the vanilla or chocolate.
I can’t decide which is better…the vanilla ice-cream or chocolate.
I can’t decide what ice-cream is the better…vanilla or chocolate.
I can’t decide which ice-cream is better than the vanilla or chocolate.
I can’t decide which ice-cream is better…the vanilla or chocolate.
10
Neither Honey nor Sugar is / are in the office.
are
were
is
was
11
What is the correct form of this sentence: After the alarm went off, I laid in bed for thirty minutes.
After the alarm went off, I layed in bed for thirty minutes.
After the alarm went off, I laid down in bed for thirty minutes.
After the alarm went off, I lied in bed for thirty minutes.
After the alarm went off, I lay in bed for thirty minutes.
12
What is the correct form of this sentence: I asked Mrs. Slomka if me and Janie could practice together.
I asked Mrs. Slomka if me and Janie can practice together.
I asked Mrs. Slomka if Janie and I could practice together.
I asked Mrs. Slomka if Janie and me could practice together.
I asked Mrs. Slomka if I and Janie could practice together.
13
If you are not sure if a verb is plural, put _____ in front of it.
he
they
them
we
14
Neither the car nor the bicycles is / are in the garage.
are
was
is
were
15
What is the correct form of this sentence: Me and Larry like to play baseball.
Me and Larry likes to play baseball.
Larry and I like to play baseball.
I and Larry like to play baseball.
Larry and me like to play baseball.
16
What is the correct form of this sentence: Mrs. Young, “Can me and him work together on this problem?”
Mrs. Young, “Can me and him work on this problem?”
Mrs. Young, “Can him and I work on this problem?”
Mrs. Young, “Can I and he work together on this problem?”
Mrs. Young, “Can he and I work together on this problem?”
17
What is the correct form of this sentence: Sugar always likes to see you and I in the morning.
Sugar always likes to see you and I in the morning.
Sugar always likes to see you and me in the morning.
Sugar always likes to see I and you in the morning.
Sugar always likes to see me and you in the morning.
18
What is the comparative form of INTERESTING?
interestinger
more interesting
interestingest
less interesting
19
What is the correct form of this sentence: The final competition will between him and I.
The final competition is between him and I.
The final competition will between him and me.
The final competition will be between him and me.
The final competition be between him and me.
20
What is the 3rd person plural subject pronoun?
these
them
those
they
21
What is the verb in the sentence: “Bring me your papers”?
your
me
bring
papers
22
What is the superlative form of DELICIOUS?
deliciouserest
more delicious
most delicious
deliciouser
23
What is the correct form of this sentence: He did good on his test.
He did goodly on his test.
He did greatly on his test.
He did better on his test.
He did well on his test.
24
The number of a subject is not changed by a _____ following the subject.
helping verb
prepositional phrase
adjective
plural noun
25
What is the predicate adjective in “Mrs. Fait is so talented with lyrics”?
Mrs. Fait
talented
is
lyrics
26
What is the correct form of this sentence: Whom are you reading a story about?
Whom did you read a story?
Who was the story about that you read?
Whom are you reading a story about?
Who are you reading a story about?
27
What is the 3rd person singular subject pronoun (masculine)?
him
they
he
his
28
What is the correct form of this sentence: Her and Sally are sisters.
She and Sally is sisters.
Her and Sally is sisters.
Her and Sally were sisters.
She and Sally are sisters.
29
What is the correct form of this sentence: She e-mailed Paula and I.
She e-mailed Paula and myself.
She e-mailed me and Paula.
She e-mailed Paula and me.
She e-mailed I and Paula.
30
What is the correct form of this sentence: I was so relieved when I realized I did good on the test.
I was so relieved when I realized I done good on the test.
I was so relieved when I realized I did great on the test.
I was so relieved when I realized I did well on the test.
I was so relieved when I realized I had did good on the test.
31
What is the correct form of this sentence: He did wonderful in the play.
He did good in the play.
He did wonder in the play.
He did wonderfully in the play.
He did great in the play.
32
Everyone is / are here today.
be
is
are
was
33
Neither the musician, nor the dancers was / were performing last night.
are
were
have
was
34
What is the 3rd person plural object pronoun?
us
them
they
those
35
When a singular subject is joined by a plural subject, the verb agrees with the _____ subject.
plural
singular
first
closer
36
What is the 1st person plural object pronoun?
we
us
them
those
37
What is the 3rd person singular object pronoun (feminine)?
them
her
it
she
38
What is the direct object in “Bring me your papers”?
your
me
bring
papers
39
What is the correct form of this sentence: If I had more time, I could of written more.
If I had more time, I could of wrote more.
If I had more time, I could written more.
If I had more time, I could have written more.
If I had more time, I could have wrote more.
40
What is the correct form of this sentence: He fell off of his chair.
He fell off his chair.
He fell off from his chair.
He fell offed his chair.
He fell off off his chair.
41
Each, either, neither, everyone, everybody are singular / plural.
multiple
plural
singular
compound
42
Neither the biscuits, nor the butter is / are on the counter.
is
were
was
are
43
If you are not sure if a verb is singular, put _____ in front of it.
it
they
he
she
44
What is the correct form of this sentence: To whom did you mail the package?
Whom did you mail the package to?
Who did you mail the package to?
To whom did you mail the package?
To who did you mail the package?
45
What is the 2nd person singular subject pronoun?
yours
yourselves
your
you
46
What is the correct form of this sentence: I can't hardly see the board from the back of the room.
I hardly can’t see the board from the back of the room.
I can’t see hardly the board from the back of the room.
I can’t see the board hardly from the back.
I can hardly see the board from the back of the room.
47
What is the correct form of this sentence: Please remember to call me and Sally when you get home.
Please remember to call Sally or me when you get home.
Please remember to call me and Sally when you get home.
Please remember to call Sally and me when you get home.
Please remember to call me or Sally when you get home.
48
What is the correct form of this sentence: Which test is hardest for you … the math or science?
Which test is the most hard … math or science?
Which of the tests is the hardest one … math or science?
Which test is harder for you … math or science?
Which test is hardest for you … the math or science?
49
What is the correct form of this sentence: I wonder where the pandas are at.
I wonder where the pandas at.
I wonder where are the pandas at.
I wonder where at the pandas are.
I wonder where the pandas are.
50
What is the 2nd person singular object pronoun?
yours
your
you
yourselves
51
What is the correct form of this sentence: Who are you speaking to?
To who are you speaking?
Who are you speaking to?
Whom are you speaking to?
You are speaking to who?
52
What is the correct form of this sentence: The message was sent to she and I.
The message was sent to her and I.
The message was sent to her and me.
The message was sent to she and me.
The message was sent to I and she.
53
Neither of the puppies is / are asleep.
is
were
be
are
54
What is the correct form of this sentence: Sugar likes laying on our new couch.
Sugar likes laid on our new couch.
Sugar likes to lay on our new couch.
Sugar lays on our new couch.
Sugar likes lying on our new couch.
55
Either Sugar or Mrs. A is / are in the office.
are
is
have
be
56
What is the correct form of this sentence: Linda and me have sang that many times.
Linda and I have sang that many times.
Linda and I have sung that many times.
Linda and me have sung that many times.
Linda and me sang that many times.
57
What is the correct form of this sentence: I asked Mrs. Young, “Can I go to recess?”
I asked Mrs. Young, “Can I go to recess?”
I asked Mrs. Young, “Might I go to recess?”
I asked Mrs. Young, “May I go to recess?”
I asked Mrs. Young, “Could I go to recess?”
58
What is the superlative form of LARGE?
most large
very large
largest
larger
59
What is the correct form of this sentence: I set on the couch visiting with my Mom.
I setted on the couch visiting with my Mom.
I seat on the couch visiting with my Mom.
I sit on the couch visiting with my mom.
I sat on the couch visiting with my mom.
60
What is the correct form of this sentence: Come sit with Sugar and me.
Come to sit with Sugar and me.
Come sit Sugar and me.
Come sit with Sugar and I.
Come sit with Sugar and me.
61
What is the correct form of this sentence: I wish I could of seen her when she was in town.
I wish I could have seen her when she was in town.
I wish I could of saw her when she was in town.
I wish I could seen her when she was in town.
I wish I have seen her when she was in town.
62
What is the 1st person plural subject pronoun?
them
we
they
us
63
Nine weeks is / are the length of our summer vacation.
is
were
are
was
64
What is the correct form of this sentence: Just lie your books on the table.
Just lay down your books on the table.
Just lay your books on the table.
Just lie down your books on the table.
Just laid your books on the table.
65
The basket of flowers is / are on the table.
was
are
is
were
66
Doctors from various hospitals have / has met in San Diego for a conference.
has
have
having
had
67
Singular subjects joined by or or nor take singular / plural verbs.
both
either
singular
plural
68
What is the subject in “Is your father coming to our program?”
is
program
father
your
69
What is the correct form of this sentence: We had to buy a new toaster oven cuz our old one was broke.
We had to buy a new toaster because our old one had broke.
We had to buy a new toaster oven because our old one was broken.
We needed to buy a new toaster oven since our old one broke.
We bought a new toaster oven cuz our old one broke.
70
What is the correct form of this sentence: Do you like to lay in the sun?
Do you like laying in the sun?
Do you like to laid in the sun?
Do you like to lie down the sun?
Do you like to lie in the sun?
71
What is the correct form of this sentence: Him and me went to Harry’s for lunch.
I and him went to Harry’s for lunch.
Him and I went to Harry’s for lunch.
Me and him went to Harry’s for lunch.
He and I went to Harry’s for lunch.
72
What is the correct form of this sentence: Who’s jacket is this?
Whose jacket is this?
Whom’s jacket is this?
Who jacket is this?
Who’s jacket is this?
73
What is the 1st person singular object pronoun?
I
me
us
we
74
A pile of newspapers is / are on the floor.
are
was
is
were
75
What is the correct form of this sentence: She scarcely can’t remember reading that before.
She can scarcely remember reading that before.
She can’t scarcely remember reading that before.
She doesn’t scarcely remember reading that before.
She scarcely remembers reading that before.

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