Language

Capitalization

1. Which sentence uses correct capitalization? (The Empire State Building is located in New York city. | The Empire State building is located in New York City. | The Empire State Building is located in New York City. | The empire state building is located in New York City.)
2. Select the correctly capitalized sentence. (My grandmother speaks fluent spanish and portuguese. | My Grandmother speaks fluent Spanish and Portuguese. | My grandmother speaks fluent Spanish and Portuguese. | My grandmother speaks fluent Spanish and portuguese.)
3. Which sentence has correct capitalization? (The Declaration of Independence was signed in Philadelphia. | The declaration of independence was signed in Philadelphia. | The Declaration Of Independence was signed in Philadelphia. | The Declaration of Independence was signed in philadelphia.)
4. Choose the sentence with correct capitalization. (She studied the Renaissance period during her European History class. | She studied the Renaissance period during her european history class. | She studied the renaissance period during her European history class. | She studied the Renaissance period during her European history class.)
5. Select the correctly capitalized sentence. (The Pacific ocean is the largest ocean on earth. | The Pacific Ocean is the largest ocean on Earth. | The pacific ocean is the largest Ocean on Earth. | The Pacific Ocean is the largest Ocean on earth.)
6. Which sentence uses correct capitalization? (Professor Johnson teaches biology at Stanford university. | professor Johnson teaches Biology at Stanford University. | Professor Johnson teaches biology at Stanford University. | Professor johnson teaches biology at Stanford University.)
7. Choose the correctly capitalized sentence. (We celebrate thanksgiving on the fourth Thursday in November. | We celebrate Thanksgiving on the fourth thursday in November. | We celebrate Thanksgiving on the fourth Thursday in November. | We celebrate thanksgiving on the fourth Thursday in november.)
8. Select the sentence with proper capitalization. (The Nile River flows north through northeastern Africa. | The nile river flows north through Northeastern Africa. | The Nile river flows North through northeastern Africa. | The Nile River flows North through Northeastern africa.)
9. Which sentence has correct capitalization? (She read "to kill a mockingbird" by Harper Lee. | She read "To Kill a Mockingbird" by harper Lee. | She read "To Kill A Mockingbird" by Harper Lee. | She read "To Kill a Mockingbird" by Harper Lee.)
10. Choose the sentence with correct capitalization. (The United Nations headquarters is located in New York City. | The United nations headquarters is located in New York City. | The United Nations Headquarters is located in new york city. | The united nations headquarters is located in New York City.)
11. Select the correctly capitalized sentence. (My Uncle served in the United States Marine corps. | My uncle served in the United States Marine Corps. | My uncle served in the united states Marine Corps. | My Uncle served in the United States marine corps.)
12. Which sentence uses correct capitalization? (The supreme court ruled on the civil rights case. | The Supreme Court ruled on the civil rights case. | The Supreme court ruled on the Civil Rights case. | The supreme Court ruled on the civil rights case.)
13. Choose the correctly capitalized sentence. (We studied world war II in American History class. | We studied World War II in American history class. | We studied World war II in american history class. | We studied world War II in American History class.)
14. Select the sentence with proper capitalization. (The Amazon Rainforest spans multiple south American countries. | The Amazon rainforest spans multiple South American countries. | The amazon rainforest spans multiple South american countries. | The Amazon Rainforest spans multiple South american Countries.)
15. Which sentence has correct capitalization? (Dr. Williams is the director of the National Science Foundation. | Dr. williams is the Director of the National Science Foundation. | Dr. Williams is the director of the national science foundation. | dr. Williams is the director of the National Science foundation.)

Punctuation

1. Choose the sentence with correct punctuation. (The scientist | The scientist | The scientist | The scientist)
2. Select the correctly punctuated sentence. (She needed three things: patience, perseverance, and practice. | She needed three things, patience, perseverance, and practice. | She needed three things; patience, perseverance, and practice. | She needed three things - patience perseverance and practice.)
3. Which sentence has correct punctuation? ("When will the meeting start" she asked. | "When will the meeting start," she asked. | "When will the meeting start?" she asked. | "When will the meeting start"? she asked.)
4. Choose the sentence with proper punctuation. (It | Its going to be a beautiful day, isnt it? | It | Its going to be a beautiful day, isn)
5. Select the correctly punctuated sentence. (The museum opens at 9 a.m., it closes at 5 p.m. | The museum opens at 9 a.m.; it closes at 5 p.m. | The museum opens at 9 a.m. it closes at 5 p.m. | The museum opens at 9 a.m.: it closes at 5 p.m.)
6. Which sentence uses correct punctuation? (My brother who lives in Texas is visiting next week. | My brother, who lives in Texas, is visiting next week. | My brother who lives in Texas, is visiting next week. | My brother, who lives in Texas is visiting next week.)
7. Choose the correctly punctuated sentence. (The childrens | The children | The childrens toys were scattered across the floor. | The children)
8. Select the sentence with correct punctuation. (After the storm passed, we surveyed the damage. | After the storm passed we surveyed the damage. | After the storm passed; we surveyed the damage. | After, the storm passed, we surveyed the damage.)
9. Which sentence has proper punctuation? (The concert was amazing I couldn | The concert was amazing, I couldn | The concert was amazing; I couldn | The concert was amazing: I couldn)
10. Choose the sentence with correct punctuation. (Well I suppose we should get started. | Well, I suppose we should get started. | Well; I suppose we should get started. | Well: I suppose we should get started.)
11. Select the correctly punctuated sentence. (The following students made honor roll, John, Sarah, and Miguel. | The following students made honor roll: John, Sarah, and Miguel. | The following students made honor roll; John, Sarah, and Miguel. | The following students made honor roll - John Sarah and Miguel.)
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13. Choose the correctly punctuated sentence. (The recipe calls for sugar, flour, eggs and butter. | The recipe calls for sugar flour eggs and butter. | The recipe calls for sugar, flour, eggs, and butter. | The recipe calls for, sugar, flour, eggs, and butter.)
14. Select the sentence with proper punctuation. (She asked whether we had finished the project? | She asked whether we had finished the project. | She asked, whether we had finished the project. | She asked; whether we had finished the project.)
15. Which sentence has correct punctuation? (Its important to proofread you | It | Its important to proofread your work carefully. | It)
16. Choose the sentence with correct punctuation. (Furthermore the evidence supports our conclusion. | Furthermore, the evidence supports our conclusion. | Furthermore; the evidence supports our conclusion. | Furthermore: the evidence supports our conclusion.)
17. Select the correctly punctuated sentence. (The dog | The dogs collar was lost, we searched everywhere for it. | The dog | The dogs)
18. Which sentence uses correct punctuation? (My favorite cities include Paris, France, London, England, and Rome, Italy. | My favorite cities include Paris France, London England, and Rome Italy. | My favorite cities include, Paris, France, London, England, and Rome, Italy. | My favorite cities include Paris France; London England; and Rome Italy.)
19. Choose the correctly punctuated sentence. (The principal announced, "School will be closed tomorrow." | The principal announced "School will be closed tomorrow". | The principal announced, "School will be closed tomorrow". | The principal announced "School will be closed tomorrow.")
20. Select the sentence with correct punctuation. (In conclusion, the experiment was a success. | In conclusion the experiment was a success. | In conclusion; the experiment was a success. | In, conclusion, the experiment was a success.)

Subject-Verb Agreement

1. Choose the sentence with correct subject-verb agreement. (Neither the students nor the teacher were prepared for the fire drill. | Neither the students nor the teacher was prepared for the fire drill. | Neither the students nor the teacher are prepared for the fire drill. | Neither the students nor the teacher have been prepared for the fire drill.)
2. Select the correct sentence. (The committee have reached their decision. | The committee has reached its decision. | The committee have reached its decision. | The committee has reached their decisions.)
3. Which sentence has correct subject-verb agreement? (Each of the players are expected to attend practice. | Each of the players is expected to attend practice. | Each of the players were expected to attend practice. | Each of the players have been expected to attend practice.)
4. Choose the correct sentence. (Mathematics are my favorite subject in school. | Mathematics is my favorite subject in school. | Mathematics were my favorite subject in school. | Mathematics have been my favorite subject in school.)
5. Select the sentence with correct subject-verb agreement. (The news from the front lines were devastating. | The news from the front lines was devastating. | The news from the front lines have been devastating. | The news from the front lines are devastating.)
6. Which sentence is correct? (One of my friends are coming to the party tonight. | One of my friends is coming to the party tonight. | One of my friends were coming to the party tonight. | One of my friends have been coming to the party tonight.)
7. Choose the sentence with correct subject-verb agreement. (Either the manager or the employees is responsible. | Either the manager or the employees are responsible. | Either the manager or the employees has been responsible. | Either the manager or the employees was responsible.)
8. Select the correct sentence. (There is several reasons for the delay. | There are several reasons for the delay. | There has been several reasons for the delay. | There was several reasons for the delay.)
9. Which sentence has correct subject-verb agreement? (The team, along with its coaches, are traveling to the championship. | The team, along with its coaches, is traveling to the championship. | The team, along with its coaches, were traveling to the championship. | The team, along with its coaches, have been traveling to the championship.)
10. Choose the correct sentence. (Every one of the students have completed the assignment. | Every one of the students has completed the assignment. | Every one of the students were completing the assignment. | Every one of the students are completing the assignment.)
11. Select the sentence with correct subject-verb agreement. (Physics require a strong background in mathematics. | Physics requires a strong background in mathematics. | Physics have required a strong background in mathematics. | Physics are requiring a strong background in mathematics.)
12. Which sentence is correct? (A number of students has signed up for the trip. | A number of students have signed up for the trip. | A number of students was signing up for the trip. | A number of students is signed up for the trip.)
13. Choose the sentence with correct subject-verb agreement. (The jury has delivered their verdict. | The jury has delivered its verdict. | The jury have delivered their verdict. | The jury have delivered its verdict.)
14. Select the correct sentence. (Ten dollars are too much for that book. | Ten dollars is too much for that book. | Ten dollars were too much for that book. | Ten dollars have been too much for that book.)
15. Which sentence has correct subject-verb agreement? (Neither of the options seem appealing to me. | Neither of the options seems appealing to me. | Neither of the options are appealing to me. | Neither of the options have been appealing to me.)

Pronouns

1. Choose the sentence with correct pronoun usage. (Between you and I, the movie was disappointing. | Between you and me, the movie was disappointing. | Between you and myself, the movie was disappointing. | Between I and you, the movie was disappointing.)
2. Select the correct sentence. (The winners were Sarah and me. | The winners were Sarah and I. | The winners were Sarah and myself. | The winners were me and Sarah.)
3. Which sentence has correct pronoun usage? (Whom do you think will win the election? | Who do you think will win the election? | Whomever do you think will win the election? | Whoever do you think will win the election?)
4. Choose the correct sentence. (Each student must bring their own supplies. | Each student must bring his or her own supplies. | Each student must bring our own supplies. | Each students must bring their own supplies.)
5. Select the sentence with correct pronoun usage. (To who should I address the letter? | To whom should I address the letter? | To whoever should I address the letter? | To whomever should I address the letter?)
6. Which sentence is correct? (Her and I went to the store together. | She and I went to the store together. | Me and her went to the store together. | Her and me went to the store together.)
7. Choose the sentence with correct pronoun usage. (The teacher gave the books to John and I. | The teacher gave the books to John and me. | The teacher gave the books to John and myself. | The teacher gave the books to I and John.)
8. Select the correct sentence. (Give the award to whomever deserves it. | Give the award to whoever deserves it. | Give the award to who deserves it. | Give the award to whom deserves it.)
9. Which sentence has correct pronoun usage? (Everyone should do their best on the test. | Everyone should do his or her best on the test. | Everyone should do our best on the test. | Everyone should do its best on the test.)
10. Choose the correct sentence. (Us students are planning a surprise party. | We students are planning a surprise party. | Ourselves students are planning a surprise party. | Our students are planning a surprise party.)
11. Select the sentence with correct pronoun usage. (The coach selected him and I for the team. | The coach selected him and me for the team. | The coach selected he and I for the team. | The coach selected he and me for the team.)
12. Which sentence is correct? (Whom is going to clean up this mess? | Who is going to clean up this mess? | Whomever is going to clean up this mess? | Whoever is going to clean up this mess?)
13. Choose the sentence with correct pronoun usage. (The decision is between him and I. | The decision is between him and me. | The decision is between he and I. | The decision is between he and me.)
14. Select the correct sentence. (It was him who called earlier. | It was he who called earlier. | It was himself who called earlier. | It was his who called earlier.)
15. Which sentence has correct pronoun usage? (The parents thanked the teachers and we. | The parents thanked the teachers and us. | The parents thanked the teachers and ourselves. | The parents thanked the teachers and our.)

Verb Tenses

1. Choose the sentence with correct verb tense. (By the time we arrived, the movie already started. | By the time we arrived, the movie had already started. | By the time we arrived, the movie has already started. | By the time we arrived, the movie would already start.)
2. Select the correct sentence. (She has been working here since three years. | She has been working here for three years. | She is working here since three years. | She works here for three years.)
3. Which sentence has correct verb tense? (I will call you when I will arrive. | I will call you when I arrive. | I will call you when I arrived. | I will call you when I am arriving.)
4. Choose the correct sentence. (If I would have known, I would have helped. | If I had known, I would have helped. | If I have known, I would have helped. | If I knew, I would have helped.)
5. Select the sentence with correct verb tense. (By next month, I will complete the project. | By next month, I will have completed the project. | By next month, I complete the project. | By next month, I am completing the project.)
6. Which sentence is correct? (She said that she will help us tomorrow. | She said that she would help us tomorrow. | She said that she helps us tomorrow. | She said that she is helping us tomorrow.)
7. Choose the sentence with correct verb tense. (The scientists conducted the experiment and publish their findings. | The scientists conducted the experiment and published their findings. | The scientists conduct the experiment and published their findings. | The scientists have conducted the experiment and publish their findings.)
8. Select the correct sentence. (I wish I was taller. | I wish I were taller. | I wish I am taller. | I wish I have been taller.)
9. Which sentence has correct verb tense? (He has finished his homework before dinner yesterday. | He had finished his homework before dinner yesterday. | He finished his homework before dinner yesterday. | He was finishing his homework before dinner yesterday.)
10. Choose the correct sentence. (This time next week, I will lie on the beach. | This time next week, I will be lying on the beach. | This time next week, I lay on the beach. | This time next week, I am lying on the beach.)
11. Select the sentence with correct verb tense. (After he will finish dinner, he will study. | After he finishes dinner, he will study. | After he finished dinner, he will study. | After he is finishing dinner, he will study.)
12. Which sentence is correct? (The package has arrived yesterday. | The package arrived yesterday. | The package had arrived yesterday. | The package was arriving yesterday.)
13. Choose the sentence with correct verb tense. (If she studies hard, she would pass the exam. | If she studies hard, she will pass the exam. | If she studied hard, she will pass the exam. | If she will study hard, she would pass the exam.)
14. Select the correct sentence. (He has been reading this book since two hours. | He has been reading this book for two hours. | He is reading this book since two hours. | He reads this book for two hours.)
15. Which sentence has correct verb tense? (By the time we get there, the store will close. | By the time we get there, the store will have closed. | By the time we get there, the store closed. | By the time we get there, the store is closing.)

Sentence Structure

1. Which sentence is correctly structured? (Running through the park, the sunset was beautiful. | Running through the park, I saw a beautiful sunset. | The sunset, running through the park, was beautiful. | The sunset was beautiful running through the park.)
2. Select the sentence that is NOT a run-on. (I wanted to go to the party I had too much homework. | I wanted to go to the party, but I had too much homework. | I wanted to go to the party, I had too much homework. | I wanted to go to the party however I had too much homework.)
3. Which sentence avoids the dangling modifier? (After finishing the test, the answers were checked. | After finishing the test, I checked the answers. | The answers were checked after finishing the test. | Finishing the test, the answers were checked by me.)
4. Choose the sentence with correct parallel structure. (She likes swimming, hiking, and to ride bikes. | She likes swimming, hiking, and biking. | She likes to swim, hiking, and biking. | She likes swimming, to hike, and bike riding.)
5. Select the correctly structured sentence. (The book was interesting, it kept me reading all night. | The book was interesting; it kept me reading all night. | The book was interesting it kept me reading all night. | The book was interesting, kept me reading all night.)
6. Which sentence has correct parallel structure? (The coach told us to practice hard, play fair, and being respectful. | The coach told us to practice hard, play fair, and be respectful. | The coach told us practicing hard, playing fair, and to be respectful. | The coach told us to practice hard, to play fair, and being respectful.)
7. Select the sentence that corrects the misplaced modifier. (I saw the mountains flying over Colorado. | Flying over Colorado, I saw the mountains. | The mountains were seen flying over Colorado. | Over Colorado flying, I saw the mountains.)
8. Which sentence is a complete sentence? (While waiting for the bus to arrive. | The bus arrived while we were waiting. | Waiting for the bus. | While the bus.)
9. Choose the sentence with correct structure. (Not only did she finish the project, she also presented it brilliantly. | Not only did she finish the project, but she also presented it brilliantly. | Not only she finished the project, but also presented it brilliantly. | She not only finished the project, but she also brilliantly presented.)
10. Select the correctly structured sentence. (Being late for class, the teacher gave me a warning. | Because I was late for class, the teacher gave me a warning. | The teacher gave me a warning being late for class. | A warning was given to me being late for class.)
11. Which sentence has correct parallel structure? (The recipe requires flour, eggs, and adding milk. | The recipe requires flour, eggs, and milk. | The recipe requires flour, to add eggs, and milk. | The recipe requires adding flour, eggs, and to pour milk.)
12. Choose the sentence that is NOT a fragment. (Although the weather was nice. | Although the weather was nice, we stayed inside. | The weather nice although. | Because of the nice weather outside.)
13. Select the correctly structured sentence. (Either you must study hard or failing the exam. | Either you must study hard or you will fail the exam. | Either studying hard or you must fail the exam. | You must either study hard or failing the exam.)

Usage

1. Choose the sentence with correct word usage. (The weather had a significant affect on the game. | The weather had a significant effect on the game. | The weather had a significant effected on the game. | The weather had a significant affects on the game.)
2. Select the correct sentence. (I could of helped if you had asked. | I could have helped if you had asked. | I could has helped if you had asked. | I could had helped if you had asked.)
3. Which sentence uses words correctly? (Lay the book on the table and sit down. | Lie the book on the table and set down. | Lay the book on the table and set down. | Lie the book on the table and sit down.)
4. Choose the correct sentence. (Their going to they | They | There going to their house over they | Their going to there house over they)
5. Select the sentence with correct word usage. (The principle reason for the delay was bad weather. | The principal reason for the delay was bad weather. | The principel reason for the delay was bad weather. | The princpal reason for the delay was bad weather.)
6. Which sentence is correct? (We have less students in class today than yesterday. | We have fewer students in class today than yesterday. | We have lesser students in class today than yesterday. | We have little students in class today than yesterday.)
7. Choose the sentence with correct word usage. (The team played good in the championship game. | The team played well in the championship game. | The team played goodly in the championship game. | The team played best good in the championship game.)
8. Select the correct sentence. (She did the work real quick. | She did the work really quickly. | She did the work real quickly. | She did the work really quick.)
9. Which sentence uses words correctly? (The amount of people at the concert was incredible. | The number of people at the concert was incredible. | The amounts of people at the concert was incredible. | The much of people at the concert was incredible.)
10. Choose the correct sentence. (Between the three options, I prefer the first one. | Among the three options, I prefer the first one. | Amongst the three options, I prefer the first one. | Between all three options, I prefer the first one.)