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Simple and compound sentences can be distinguished by the number of independent clauses they have. Having covered these different types of sentences you are now expected to clearly identify them. Take up this practice quiz...
Questions: 8 | Attempts: 112856 | Last updated: Jul 10, 2020
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Sample QuestionBarbara and Joanne whispered and giggled all night.
A sentence is a build-up of many words, and each word carries a meaning, whether it's the subject or a predicate; everything is essential to form a clear sense of what does the sentence means. This quiz is to practice using...
Questions: 20 | Attempts: 21123 | Last updated: Dec 22, 2020
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Sample QuestionThe bus slowed and pulled up to the curb in front of a T-shirt shop.
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Sample QuestionIf I study, I . . . pass the exam.
The English language is an easy and fun language to learn. There are different ways that you can structure a sentence and get to pass an intended message to the recipient. How good are you at sentence patterns and how they are...
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Sample QuestionChoose the sentence pattern for the following sentence: The restaurant served three kinds of barbeque.
“ ARRANGE THE JUMBLED WORDS INTO PROPER SENTENCES ”
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The study of English grammar deals with more than just words and what order to place them in; it looks at sentences as a whole as well. In fact, you’ll learn today that sentences can be split into several individual...
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Sample QuestionWhen Marcia was treasurer of her class last year, she was also president.
Instructions:
A). For questions 1 to 5, read each sentence, and select the correct answer from the three options.
B). For questions 6 to 10, read each alternative, and choose an answer that best fits the meaning of the...
Questions: 10 | Attempts: 15020 | Last updated: May 5, 2020
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Sample QuestionYou ... drink tap water. It's not safe.
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Sample QuestionIdentify the inverted sentence.
Test your ability to identify the point of views of the following sentences.
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Sample QuestionAs a child, I rode the bus to school every day.
Conditionals are ever-present in traditional grammar. A sentence with a conditional clause is a true situation is a real condition, but today we’ll be looking at the opposite form; unreal conditionals. Can you identify them...
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Sample QuestionIf I had enough money, I ................. a plane ticket to Europe.
There are 4 different kinds of sentences:
1. Declarative
2. Interrogative
3. Imperative
4. Exclamatory
Each kind of sentence has a different purpose. Can you name each type of sentence in the questions...
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Sample QuestionWill you bring me a glass of milk and an Oreo cookie?
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Sample QuestionWhich is a complete sentence?
Complete the sentence with either will or be going to.
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Construction of a sentence can make a lot of difference when trying to convey certain information to someone else. The quiz below is designed to test out what you know how skilled you are at identifying simple subject and...
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Sample QuestionLast year our football team ranked number one in the universe.The simple subject in the sentence is:
This quiz will test comma knowledge over rules taught in an 8th grade language arts classroom. Students ill need to choose the sentence that correctly uses commas according to rules taught.
Questions: 24 | Attempts: 3026 | Last updated: Jan 10, 2013
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Sample QuestionWhich sentence correctly uses commas?
Everyone of us has had to sit through a literature class several times,we've all read the famous books back to back and we are able to give the basic plot points. But can you name them by their first lines, can you?
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Sample QuestionCall me Ishmael.
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Sample QuestionCities founded around the turn of the eighteenth century, such as Williamsburg, Annapolis, and especially Philadelphia, were laid out on a regular grid with public squares, while cities laid outin the mid-seventeenth century, such as Boston, remain chaotic to this day.
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Choose the sentence that is punctuated correctly.
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Sample QuestionWhich sentence is punctuated correctly? (Click "View Image" to see your choices)
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Sample QuestionFind a sentence showing "subject+verb+noun phrase."
Students decide if a sentence contains a participle, and absolute, or neither. (Based on information from 'Image Grammar' from H. Noden)
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Sample QuestionWaving his arms wildly, Austin flagged down the safari’s Jeep.
Read and choose the correct answer.
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Sample QuestionWhich statement is an interrogative sentence?
Complete the following sentences.
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Choose the correct answer about conditionals. You cannot use a dictionary or any note taken in class.
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Sample QuestionIf I find your key, I'll tell you.
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Sample QuestionBecause I really like him.
Want to know how well can you formulate sentences in this simple yet engaging quiz? Take the quiz and use the words in capitals to form a new word that fits into each blank. Share the results with your friends on social media for...
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Have you ever heard of elliptical construction? Elliptical construction is when a word or phrase implied by context is left out of a sentence, possibly because of repetition of a preceding word or phrase. The omission of the...
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Are you able to pass this exam on sentences? This quiz will ask which sentence is correct, and you must determine the validity of each sentence. For example, you could say, “I purchased a stack of notebooks.”...
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Use an imperative to change these sentences!
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You are given a set of words and a sentence created using those words. Can you identify which sentences are constructed correctly? Take the online quiz to test your knowledge and enhance your learning.
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Just like any other language, English too has set of rules required to build grammatically correct sentences. Do you have enough knowledge of English grammar? Let's find out with this fill-in-the-blanks quiz.
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Are you good at building grammatically correct sentences in English? This quiz has the fill-in-the-blanks format of questions, some are checkbox types, and some are radio button options. You will find instructions in the...
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This is a fill-in-the-blanks type of quiz about sentence building. If you have been paying attention to your English grammar skills, you might hit a 100% score on this test. But if you don't know enough about it, you might...
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Do you know how to make grammatically correct sentences? Well, while in your primary school, you must have studied English grammar. With over ten questions, this quiz will test your knowledge of the topic. So, are you ready?
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Can you build grammatically correct sentences? Verbal English is more comfortable than writing. For writing, you need to know the proper use of grammar. This quiz is focused on sentence building. With up to twenty-five...
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There are four types of sentences- The declarative sentence makes a statement. The interrogative sentence asks a question. The exclamatory sentence is a statement that shows strong emotion. And the imperative sentence gives a...
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The study of English grammar deals with more than just words and what order to place them in; it looks at sentences as a whole as well. In fact, you’ll learn today that sentences can be split into several individual...
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