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Grammar

Which spelling should be used in the sentence? 

I ordered [too, two] copies of my favorite book. 

Two

100

Grammar 

Fix the sentence:

I went to the store and I see my friend there.

I went to the store and I saw my friend there.

100

Grammar (modals):

I (have to / should) go to the dentist tomorrow morning at 10:00.

have to (obligation)

100

T or F a relative clause starts with who, whom, which, or that

t
100

Grammar (tense):

What is the adverb?

She was shopping for clothes all day yesterday.

yesterday

200

Grammar 

People produce cars in this factory.

Cars (were produced / are produced) in this factory (by them / by people).

are produced / by people

200

Grammar (tense)

What is tense of this sentence?:

By this time next week, he will have been travelling around Africa for six months! 

future 

200

Grammar

What is the ADVERB in this sentence?

He ran quickly away from the fire.

quickly

200

Grammar (modals):

You (should / must) arrive at school on time!

must 

200

Grammar (modals):

You (could / should) go to the hospital if you have a fever for more than 24 hours.

should (advice)

300

Grammar

What is the ADJECTIVE in this sentence?

They took the most beautiful photos of their holiday in Spain.

beautiful

300

Where should the colon be placed?

I want to buy bananas, oranges, and grapes at the store.

after buy
300

What does the prefix sub mean

below

300

Vocabulary:

Alice is multilingual and speaks Korean, Spanish, and English. What does 'multilingual' mean? 

Able to speak many languages

300

Grammar

What is the PRONOUN in this sentence?

The museum has updated its sculpture and portrait collections.

its (possessive pronoun)

400

What kind of pronoun is in the sentence?

Jim himself likes to fish.

intensive
400

Type of pronoun in sentence

Bob threw the ball to her.

objective

400

John, who lives next door, likes pizza.

nonrestrictive or restrictive clause

nonrestrictive

400

Grammar:

Choose the correct PRONOUN form:

Please tell me where I can find (your / you're / yours) notebook. 

your (possessive pronoun)

400

How many adjectives in this sentence?

The red coat fell on quickly onto the slippery floor.

2- slippery and red


500

Grammar (tense)

What is the tense of this sentence?:

She is completing math homework. 

present 

500

Grammar:

Which spelling should be used in the sentence? 

Tomorrow we will go to [their, there, they're] lake house. 

their

500

Grammar

What is the conjunction used in this sentence? 

Although it was raining during our vacation, we still had fun. 

although

500

Grammar:

What is the adjective used in the sentence? 

When I looked out the window, I noticed it was a dreary day. 

Dreary

500

Grammar:

What are the two verbs in the sentence? 

When Jake saw the cute puppy available for adoption, he called the organization right away. 


Saw, called

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