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9th Grade English Grammar Review 2nd/6th period
9th Grade English Grammar Review 2nd/6th period
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9th Grade Grammar Review
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1
The Smiths really love ______ new house.
their
there
they're
2
The _____ home was near a forest.
childrens
children's
childrens'
3
I wrote an effective essay,
and I passed the test.
independent
dependent
4
The three friends were inseparable, they were always together.
sentence
fragment
run-on
5
The boss will select _____ she wishes to attend the conference.
whom
who
6
One of my best teachers is going to retire at the end of this year because he wants to travel.
sentence
fragment
run-on
7
Pounded by waves,
the beach began to erode.
infinitive
gerund
participial
prepositional
8
All of America celebrated
when the soldiers returned home.
dependent
independent
9
If I can't choose my own course______ I will just go home.
nothing
comma
semicolon
10
Do you know ______ book is on that desk?
whose
who's
11
The sports of baseball and tennis _____ for the best athletes.
competes
compete
12
If you hope to pass this test,
you must write an effective essay.
independent
dependent
13
Mary Lawrey, a
Doctor
from Maine, is due any minute.
capital letter is correct
small case letter is correct
14
Talking with my teacher,
I understood the author's intention.
prepositional
gerund
infinitive
participial
15
The group consists of Joseph and ______.
him
he
16
When I was growing up in a small town in southern Illinois.
fragment
run-on
sentence
17
The students stood together, and
they sang the national anthem.
dependent
independent
18
James or Amy ______ answering the phone.
is
are
19
Neither Jeff nor Bob ______ professional sports.
like
likes
20
I hope this doesn't _____ my grade too much.
effect
affect
21
Linda and ______ went to the prom.
him
he
22
The football ______ were selected to receive the prize.
players'
player's
players
23
My teacher, along with my parents, ______ encouraging me to take AP classes.
are
is
24
I will try harder this semester ______ however, I am busy with winter sports.
nothing
comma
semicolon
25
The
speaker
discussed the full insurance program with our group.
verb
subject
neither subject nor verb
26
The team,
crippled with injuries,
barely made the playoffs.
infinitive
gerund
prepositional
participial
27
On weekends, I really enjoy
washing my car.
prepositional
infinitive
gerund
participal
28
I was really impressed with Hemingway's protagonist in
The
Old Man and the Sea.
small case letter is correct
capital letter is correct
29
I knew
Dad
was a great athlete.
capital letter is correct
small case letter is correct
30
Leave!
sentence
run-on
fragment
31
After the play before the game,
we visited the store for snacks.
verb
neither subject nor verb
subject
32
I perform better in practice ______ in the games.
than
then
33
The fire alarm went off
while the students were taking a test.
independent
dependent
34
The famous ____movie director was in town for a premiere.
comma
semicolon
nothing
35
The film
playing
at the United Multiplex sounds familiar.
subject
neither subject nor verb
verb
36
All of America celebrated
when the soldiers returned home.
independent
dependent
37
That ring cost him two _____ salary.
weeks'
week's
38
I like a friend _____ is loyal during difficult situations.
whom
who
39
Hoping to receive a call from Mike, Mary Ellen
sat
near the phone.
verb
subject
neither subject nor verb
40
The game went
to the last shot.
prepositional
infinitive
participial
gerund
41
Walking along the path, my friend noticed something shiny in the grass, and he found a ring.
sentence
fragment
run-on
42
Cloning human beings
is against the laws of nature.
gerund
infinitive
prepositional
participial
43
Steroid use among professional athletes tops the issues that currently _____ the sport.
infect
infects
44
I like my pizza
burned at the edges.
participial
prepositional
infinitive
gerund
45
The boy
washing his car
is my cousin.
infinitive
gerund
prepositional
participial
46
We met Tom and his friends _____ before the game.
nothing
semicolon
comma
47
______ completes the task may have a treat.
Whomever
Whoever
48
We have _______ to do in English class.
alot
a lot
49
The most intimidating teacher from last year ____ was Mr. Jones.
nothing
semicolon
comma
50
I can recognize an ______ style now.
authors'
author's
authors
51
My teacher will not ______ late work.
accept
except
52
We went to New York and my favorite experience was the visit to the
Statue
of
Liberty.
capital letter is correct
small case letter is correct
53
Joe responded that he ______ every day.
run
runs
54
Listening to some teachers
can be quite difficult.
gerund
participial
prepositional
infinitive
55
The coach had a talk with Sam and ______.
me
I
56
It was a long day, everyone was extremely tired.
fragment
run-on
sentence
57
Those books are not _______.
her's
hers
58
Many strong ______ talented athletes competed for a starting position.
semicolon
nothing
comma
59
Sandra and Nicole were supposed to arrive on
Monday,
but it seems they will be delayed.
capital letter is correct
small case letter is correct
60
The job is quite difficult ______ only qualified applicants were interviewed.
nothing
semicolon
comma
61
One of the boys ______ a pet monkey.
have
has
62
I found a book under the desk; is it _____?
your's
yours'
yours
63
I need to ______ down after the test.
lie
lay
64
Hoping to improve his grades _____ Joe stayed for tutoring.
comma
semicolon
nothing
65
He passed the test.
sentence
fragment
run-on
66
The game was scheduled for Saturday _____ but it rained all day.
semicolon
comma
nothing
67
I don't know if the team has lost _______ motivation to win.
its
it's
68
Though he was disappointed, ______ spirit was not completely flat.
Les's
Less'
Leses
69
Just between you and _____, that teacher is unfair.
I
me
70
I passed the test
because I wrote an effective essay.
independent
dependent
71
I do not want
to write the essay.
infinitive
prepositional
participial
gerund
72
The teacher has not graded ______ essay yet.
you're
your
73
The class started
before Sarah was ready to take notes.
independent
dependent
74
I wrote an effective essay, and
I passed the test.
dependent
independent
75
The class has not done very ______ on in-class essays.
well
good
76
The son of a famous athlete who is in the Hall of Fame.
fragment
sentence
run-on
77
______ the teacher chooses is fine with me.
Whomever
Whoever
78
While I was driving to the store I saw a friend and we went to lunch.
fragment
sentence
run-on
79
Joe's new boat had many gadgets; most of the really big fish were caught in _____ net.
its
its'
it's
80
Annie and ______ are the best students in class.
her
she
81
Sam and Max admired their parents for all the opportunities
provided.
verb
subject
neither subject nor verb
82
Just between you and _______ swimming is my favorite sport.
I
me
83
Driven by the will to succeed at everything.
run-on
sentence
fragment
84
If you hope to pass this test,
you must write an effective essay.
dependent
independent
85
My counselor said I should take more English ___not math.
nothing
semicolon
comma