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STAAR Grammar and Punctuation
STAAR Grammar and Punctuation
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A review of commonly tested STAAR grammar and punctuation rules.
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1
Which sentence utilizes future verb tense correctly?
I believe it will be a nice party.
All of the above
They will dance all night long.
It will rain tomorrow.
2
Which sentence utilizes past verb tense correctly?
She will live in Spain.
She lived in Spain.
She lives in Spain.
none of the above
3
Select the sentence with the correct plural pronoun/noun and verb usage.
Susana and Lily ride their bike downtown.
None of the above.
Susana and Lily ride their bikes downtown.
Susana and Lily ride her bikes downtown.
4
Which sentence utilizes present verb tense correctly?
none of the above
He will love football.
He loved football.
He loves football.
5
What should I ask myself to ensure correct apostrophe usage?
Can I own the word to the right? (dog's tail)
Can I say___ is/are? (It's or you're)
All of the above
6
Which sentence utilizes the semicolon correctly?
I have a big test tomorrow; I can't go out tonight.
Ana has gone to the library; Andrew has gone to play soccer.
All of the above
I love you; I don't like you all the time, though.
7
What is the purpose of a comma?
Do not separate sentences
Placed often in a natural pause due to separating extra info
Used to separate items in a series
All of the above
8
When are quotation marks used?
before and after a quote
after a quote only
before and after dialogue
both B and C are correct
9
Which sentences utilize correct singular noun and singular verb usage?
Joe runs. He drinks water.
Joe run. She drink water.
The dog chase the cat.
none of the above
10
In which order do you use FRANK RAN INTO A WALL?
information changed, run-ons, awkward, fragments, wordy
wordy, fragments, run-ons, information changed, awkward
fragments, run-ons, information changed, awkward and wordy
none of the above