GrammarFlip Lesson 1 Review V2

Identify the bolded words in the sentence: Katie and Tom always bake cookies with each other.

Find the common and proper noun(s): We visited New York often in the fall.

Find the capitalization error: When will the Congressman arrive at the African-American History Museum?

Find the personal pronoun: Marty asked a neighbor if he could come to the block party.

Decide whether the sentence is correctly or incorrectly using commas: Cake, is moist, gooey, and delicious.

Identify the bolded portion of the sentence: Joseph ran on the track every morning.

Determine whether the bolded word(s) is the helping verb(s), main verb, or verb phrase: Jonny was writing his essay.

Find the proper noun(s): Jack sent the envelope to his associate in Paris.

Find the linking verb: Baking soufflés is a very difficult task.

Find the subject in the following sentence: Miguel cleaned his room from top to bottom.

Find the capitalization error: I asked Dad if he could drive us to the park, but he said to ask Mom.

Identify the bolded words in the sentence: My mom washes our laundry and works from home every Saturday.

Find the subject in the following sentence: Devon, please hand Laura that book.

Identify the bolded portion of the sentence: David and his younger brother played golf on the course.

Identify the bolded words in the sentence: The three dogs played inside the tent.

Identify the bolded portion of the sentence: The black cat next door sat on the windowsill.

Find the common noun(s): That necklace has beautiful diamonds in it.

Find the capitalization error: Will the Jones family visit their friends in Manhattan, new york?

Find the coordinating conjunction in the following sentence: Jamal, Mark, and Don will have practice tonight.

Determine whether the bolded word is an action verb or a linking verb: Cookies are Marie’s favorite dessert.

Identify the bolded words in the sentence: Milk and hot cocoa are a nice treat at night.