WHAT TIME WILL LAUREN ARRIVE FOR THE PARTY

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WHAT TIME WILL LAUREN ARRIVE FOR THE PARTY? C Is the sentence above declarative,

WHAT TIME WILL LAUREN ARRIVE FOR THE PARTY? C Is the sentence above declarative, imperative, interrogative or exclamatory?

TAKE THE TRAIN TO THE WEST SIDE. C Is the sentence above declarative, imperative,

TAKE THE TRAIN TO THE WEST SIDE. C Is the sentence above declarative, imperative, interrogative or exclamatory?

ALLEN HAS A BASEBALL GAME TOMORROW NIGHT. C Is the sentence above declarative, imperative,

ALLEN HAS A BASEBALL GAME TOMORROW NIGHT. C Is the sentence above declarative, imperative, interrogative or exclamatory?

“WHAT A SHOT!” SHOUTED THE ANNOUNCER. C Is the sentence above declarative, imperative, interrogative

“WHAT A SHOT!” SHOUTED THE ANNOUNCER. C Is the sentence above declarative, imperative, interrogative or exclamatory?

THE COMPUTER COST $500. C What is the simple subject of this sentence?

THE COMPUTER COST $500. C What is the simple subject of this sentence?

THE COMPUTER COST $500. C What is the simple predicate of this sentence?

THE COMPUTER COST $500. C What is the simple predicate of this sentence?

THE EXPLORERS COLLECTED SAMPLES OF ROCK FROM THE CAVE. C What is the complete

THE EXPLORERS COLLECTED SAMPLES OF ROCK FROM THE CAVE. C What is the complete subject of this sentence?

THE EXPLORERS COLLECTED SAMPLES OF ROCK FROM THE CAVE. C What is the complete

THE EXPLORERS COLLECTED SAMPLES OF ROCK FROM THE CAVE. C What is the complete predicate of this sentence?

THE BOOKS ARE IN GOOD SHAPE, AND THE TOYS HAVE BEEN FIXED. C Is

THE BOOKS ARE IN GOOD SHAPE, AND THE TOYS HAVE BEEN FIXED. C Is this a simple, compound, or complex sentence?

THE GYM FLOOR HAS BEEN CLEANED. C Is this a simple, compound, or complex

THE GYM FLOOR HAS BEEN CLEANED. C Is this a simple, compound, or complex sentence?

UNTIL YOU STOP YELLING, YOU WILL HAVE TO STAY IN YOUR ROOM. C Is

UNTIL YOU STOP YELLING, YOU WILL HAVE TO STAY IN YOUR ROOM. C Is this a simple, compound, or complex sentence?

A MALE FLIGHT ATTENDANT. C Is the following a run-on, a sentence or a

A MALE FLIGHT ATTENDANT. C Is the following a run-on, a sentence or a fragment?

SHE IS A FUNNY GIRL, SHE LIKES JOKES. C Is the following a run-on,

SHE IS A FUNNY GIRL, SHE LIKES JOKES. C Is the following a run-on, a sentence or a fragment?

WE THANKED HER FOR THE NEW BOOKS. C Is the following a run-on, a

WE THANKED HER FOR THE NEW BOOKS. C Is the following a run-on, a sentence or a fragment?

ARGUE ABOUT MANY THINGS. C Is the following a run-on, a sentence or a

ARGUE ABOUT MANY THINGS. C Is the following a run-on, a sentence or a fragment?

COME HERE! C Is the following a run-on, a sentence or a fragment?

COME HERE! C Is the following a run-on, a sentence or a fragment?

THE HUGE PLANE LANDS AT O’HARE AIRPORT. C Identify the adjective and proper noun

THE HUGE PLANE LANDS AT O’HARE AIRPORT. C Identify the adjective and proper noun in this sentence.

THE HUGE PLANE LANDS AT O’HARE AIRPORT. C Identify the verb and common noun

THE HUGE PLANE LANDS AT O’HARE AIRPORT. C Identify the verb and common noun in this sentence.

TWO SMALL CHILDREN ARE BY HER SIDE. C Identify the pronoun and plural noun

TWO SMALL CHILDREN ARE BY HER SIDE. C Identify the pronoun and plural noun in this sentence.

MY OLDER SISTER WENT TO SCHOOL FIRST. C Identify two common nouns in this

MY OLDER SISTER WENT TO SCHOOL FIRST. C Identify two common nouns in this sentence.

MY OLDER SISTER WENT TO SCHOOL FIRST. C Identify the verb and adverb in

MY OLDER SISTER WENT TO SCHOOL FIRST. C Identify the verb and adverb in this sentence.

I LIKE HAVING A CLEAN ROOM. C Identify the verb and adjective in this

I LIKE HAVING A CLEAN ROOM. C Identify the verb and adjective in this sentence.

LUKE JUMPED OVER THE FENCE. C Identify the preposition and proper noun in this

LUKE JUMPED OVER THE FENCE. C Identify the preposition and proper noun in this sentence.

GRANDPARENTS GET ENJOYMENT IN SPENDING TIME WITH THEIR GRANDCHILDREN. C Identify the abstract noun

GRANDPARENTS GET ENJOYMENT IN SPENDING TIME WITH THEIR GRANDCHILDREN. C Identify the abstract noun and pronoun in this sentence.

SUE’S MOM STEPPED INTO THE LIVING ROOM. C Identify the preposition and an adjective

SUE’S MOM STEPPED INTO THE LIVING ROOM. C Identify the preposition and an adjective in this sentence.

GRANDPARENTS GET ENJOYMENT IN SPENDING TIME WITH THEIR GRANDCHILDREN. C Identify the two plural

GRANDPARENTS GET ENJOYMENT IN SPENDING TIME WITH THEIR GRANDCHILDREN. C Identify the two plural nouns in this sentence.

THE WASHINGTON CAPITALS HOCKEY TEAM SCORED TWO GOALS. C Identify the collective noun and

THE WASHINGTON CAPITALS HOCKEY TEAM SCORED TWO GOALS. C Identify the collective noun and proper noun in this sentence.

SPELL “CLASS” IN ITS PLURAL FORM. C

SPELL “CLASS” IN ITS PLURAL FORM. C

SPELL “SPY” IN ITS PLURAL FORM. C

SPELL “SPY” IN ITS PLURAL FORM. C

SPELL “TOOTH” IN ITS PLURAL FORM. C

SPELL “TOOTH” IN ITS PLURAL FORM. C

SPELL “SCARF” IN ITS PLURAL FORM. C

SPELL “SCARF” IN ITS PLURAL FORM. C

THE KNIVES’ EDGES WERE SHARP. C What is the possessive noun in this sentence?

THE KNIVES’ EDGES WERE SHARP. C What is the possessive noun in this sentence?

TWO DEER’S TRACKS WERE FOUND IN THE SNOW. C What is the possessive noun

TWO DEER’S TRACKS WERE FOUND IN THE SNOW. C What is the possessive noun in this sentence?

MR. GORDON, A TERRIFIC COOK, HAS INVITED US TO DINNER. C What is the

MR. GORDON, A TERRIFIC COOK, HAS INVITED US TO DINNER. C What is the appositive in this sentence?

OUR MURAL, A CLASS PROJECT, NEEDED MORE COLOR. C What is the appositive in

OUR MURAL, A CLASS PROJECT, NEEDED MORE COLOR. C What is the appositive in this sentence?

WHERE ARE MY FRIENDS? C Is the underlined verb in past, present or future

WHERE ARE MY FRIENDS? C Is the underlined verb in past, present or future tense?

I WILL BE A PROFESSIONAL ATHLETE. C Is the underlined verb in past, present

I WILL BE A PROFESSIONAL ATHLETE. C Is the underlined verb in past, present or future tense?

LAURA IS MY TWIN SISTER. C Is the underlined verb in past, present or

LAURA IS MY TWIN SISTER. C Is the underlined verb in past, present or future tense?

YOU WILL RECOGNIZE HIM BY HIS CRAZY HAIR. C Is the underlined verb in

YOU WILL RECOGNIZE HIM BY HIS CRAZY HAIR. C Is the underlined verb in past, present or future tense?

THEY REMEMBER THE GOOD OLD DAYS. C Is the underlined verb in past, present

THEY REMEMBER THE GOOD OLD DAYS. C Is the underlined verb in past, present or future tense?

DENNIS AND JANE RECORDED THE STORIES. C Is the underlined verb in past, present

DENNIS AND JANE RECORDED THE STORIES. C Is the underlined verb in past, present or future tense?

MEGHAN FELT THE SOFT FABRIC. C Is the underlined word an action, linking or

MEGHAN FELT THE SOFT FABRIC. C Is the underlined word an action, linking or helping verb?

MAY I HELP YOU WITH SOMETHING? C Is the underlined word an action, linking

MAY I HELP YOU WITH SOMETHING? C Is the underlined word an action, linking or helping verb?

THE BREEZE FELT CHILLY. C Is the underlined word an action, linking or helping

THE BREEZE FELT CHILLY. C Is the underlined word an action, linking or helping verb?

LENNY FEELS PROUD. C Is the underlined word an action, linking or helping verb?

LENNY FEELS PROUD. C Is the underlined word an action, linking or helping verb?

A FIRE ALARM SOUNDED ACROSS THE STREET. C Is the underlined word an action,

A FIRE ALARM SOUNDED ACROSS THE STREET. C Is the underlined word an action, linking or helping verb?

CAN YOU CALL YOURSELF A HERO? C Is the underlined word a subject, object,

CAN YOU CALL YOURSELF A HERO? C Is the underlined word a subject, object, possessive or reflexive pronoun?

HE TAKES PHOTOS OF ANIMALS. C Is the underlined word a subject, object, possessive

HE TAKES PHOTOS OF ANIMALS. C Is the underlined word a subject, object, possessive or reflexive pronoun?

HAVE YOU SEEN MY PENCIL? C Is the underlined word a subject, object, possessive

HAVE YOU SEEN MY PENCIL? C Is the underlined word a subject, object, possessive or reflexive pronoun?

LINDA HELPED THEM MOVE. C Is the underlined word a subject, object, possessive or

LINDA HELPED THEM MOVE. C Is the underlined word a subject, object, possessive or reflexive pronoun?

WHOSE JOB IS TO SHOVEL THE SNOW? C Is the underlined word a subject,

WHOSE JOB IS TO SHOVEL THE SNOW? C Is the underlined word a subject, object, possessive or reflexive pronoun?

MY HUSBAND I WILL SEE YOU TONIGHT AT THE MOVIES. C Is the underlined

MY HUSBAND I WILL SEE YOU TONIGHT AT THE MOVIES. C Is the underlined word a subject, object, possessive or reflexive pronoun?

JOHN AND (ME, I) WATCHED THE OTTERS. C Pick the correct pronoun to complete

JOHN AND (ME, I) WATCHED THE OTTERS. C Pick the correct pronoun to complete the sentence.

THE OTTERS AND (THEY, THEM) WERE HAVING GREAT FUN. C Pick the correct pronoun

THE OTTERS AND (THEY, THEM) WERE HAVING GREAT FUN. C Pick the correct pronoun to complete the sentence.

THE WAVES KNOCKED (HE, HIM) AND ME AROUND. C Pick the correct pronoun to

THE WAVES KNOCKED (HE, HIM) AND ME AROUND. C Pick the correct pronoun to complete the sentence.

EMILY JOINED DAD AND (WE, US). C Pick the correct pronoun to complete the

EMILY JOINED DAD AND (WE, US). C Pick the correct pronoun to complete the sentence.

WHEN YOU SEE MR. EDWARDS, TELL HIM I WILL BE 10 MINUTES LATE. C

WHEN YOU SEE MR. EDWARDS, TELL HIM I WILL BE 10 MINUTES LATE. C What is the antecedent in this sentence?

WHEN SAM SPRAINED HER WRIST, THE COACH REPLACED HER WITH ANOTHERC PLAYER. What is

WHEN SAM SPRAINED HER WRIST, THE COACH REPLACED HER WITH ANOTHERC PLAYER. What is the antecedent in this sentence?

WHEN LILY SAW HER FRIEND, SHE SMILED. C Does this sentence contain a vague

WHEN LILY SAW HER FRIEND, SHE SMILED. C Does this sentence contain a vague pronoun? If so, how do you correct it?

IN THIS MAGAZINE ARTICLE, IT RECOMMENDS EATING MORE VEGETABLES. C Does this sentence contain

IN THIS MAGAZINE ARTICLE, IT RECOMMENDS EATING MORE VEGETABLES. C Does this sentence contain a vague pronoun? If so, how do you correct it?

THE ICY WATER TASTED SWEET. C Identify the two adjectives in this sentence.

THE ICY WATER TASTED SWEET. C Identify the two adjectives in this sentence.

THREE ROCKS CLATTERED FROM A NARROW LEDGE. C Identify the two adjectives in this

THREE ROCKS CLATTERED FROM A NARROW LEDGE. C Identify the two adjectives in this sentence.

THE ATLANTA NEWSPAPER REPORTED A FALSE STORY. C Identify the proper adjective in this

THE ATLANTA NEWSPAPER REPORTED A FALSE STORY. C Identify the proper adjective in this sentence.

THE SPRING WEATHER BRINGS ON ALLERGIES FOR MANY PEOPLE. C Identify the proper adjective

THE SPRING WEATHER BRINGS ON ALLERGIES FOR MANY PEOPLE. C Identify the proper adjective in this sentence.

THERE ARE SOME GLACIERS IN ANTARCTICA. C Does the underlined adjective answer how many,

THERE ARE SOME GLACIERS IN ANTARCTICA. C Does the underlined adjective answer how many, what kind or which one?

THE RED SKY WAS A SPECTACULAR SIGHT. C Does the underlined adjective answer how

THE RED SKY WAS A SPECTACULAR SIGHT. C Does the underlined adjective answer how many, what kind or which one?

ARE THESE ROCKS METAMORPHIC? C Does the underlined adjective answer how many, what kind

ARE THESE ROCKS METAMORPHIC? C Does the underlined adjective answer how many, what kind or which one?

KIM WAITED IN THE DARK CAVE. C Identify the article in this sentence; is

KIM WAITED IN THE DARK CAVE. C Identify the article in this sentence; is it definite or indefinite.

THE CAMEL MOVED ACROSS AN IMMENSE DESERT. C Identify the article in this sentence;

THE CAMEL MOVED ACROSS AN IMMENSE DESERT. C Identify the article in this sentence; is it definite or indefinite.

ERIN SPOKE LOUDLY. C Identify the adverb in this sentence.

ERIN SPOKE LOUDLY. C Identify the adverb in this sentence.

SHELLY OFTEN VISITS THE LIBRARY. C Identify the adverb in this sentence.

SHELLY OFTEN VISITS THE LIBRARY. C Identify the adverb in this sentence.

HE DROPPED HIS HAT NEARBY. C Identify the adverb in this sentence.

HE DROPPED HIS HAT NEARBY. C Identify the adverb in this sentence.

THE BOOK WAS ABOUT A WIZARD. C Identify the preposition in this sentence.

THE BOOK WAS ABOUT A WIZARD. C Identify the preposition in this sentence.

THE EAGLE SOARED ABOVE THE CLOUDS. C Identify the preposition in this sentence.

THE EAGLE SOARED ABOVE THE CLOUDS. C Identify the preposition in this sentence.

MARK IS TRAPPED ON THE ISLAND. C Identify the preposition in this sentence.

MARK IS TRAPPED ON THE ISLAND. C Identify the preposition in this sentence.

INSIDE THE CAR, THE MUSIC PLAYED LOUDLY. C Identify the preposition and object of

INSIDE THE CAR, THE MUSIC PLAYED LOUDLY. C Identify the preposition and object of the preposition in this sentence.

THE CAKE FELL ONTO THE FLOOR. C Identify the preposition and object of the

THE CAKE FELL ONTO THE FLOOR. C Identify the preposition and object of the preposition in this sentence.

BETH WALKED UP THE DRIVEWAY. C Identify the preposition and object of the preposition

BETH WALKED UP THE DRIVEWAY. C Identify the preposition and object of the preposition in this sentence.

MY SCHOOL BUS JUST WENT PAST. C Is the underlined word a preposition or

MY SCHOOL BUS JUST WENT PAST. C Is the underlined word a preposition or an adverb?

PLEASE LEAVE YOUR MUDDY SHOES OUTSIDE THE FRONT DOOR. C Is the underlined word

PLEASE LEAVE YOUR MUDDY SHOES OUTSIDE THE FRONT DOOR. C Is the underlined word a preposition or an adverb?