Which sentence demonstrates the correct use of the comparative or superlative degree of an adjective?

• A. She is the taller of the two sisters.
• B. She is the tallest of the two sisters.
• C. She is taller of the two sisters.
• D. She is more tall of the two sisters.

Which sentence correctly uses a colon?

• A. I need: milk, eggs, and bread.
• B. I need milk, eggs, and bread:.
• C. I need milk, eggs, and bread.
• D. I need the following: milk, eggs, and bread.

Choose the sentence that correctly uses an ellipsis.

• A. He said he was going to...maybe go to the park.
• B. He said he was going to....maybe go to the park.
• C. He said he was going to... maybe go to the park.
• D. He said he was going to…maybe go to the park.

Choose the sentence that correctly uses a dangling modifier.

• A. Walking down the street, the buildings were tall.
• B. Walking down the street, I saw tall buildings.
• C. Walking down the street, tall buildings were seen.
• D. Walking down the street, it was tall buildings.

Identify the sentence with correct parallel structure.

• A. She likes to read, to swim, and hiking.
• B. She likes reading, to swim, and hiking.
• C. She likes to read, to swim, and to hike.
• D. She likes reading, swimming, and to hike.

Which sentence demonstrates the correct use of the past perfect continuous tense?

• A. She had been study for the exam all night.
• B. She was studied for the exam all night.
• C. She had been studying for the exam all night.
• D. She has been studying for the exam all night.

Identify the sentence that uses the correct preposition.

• A. He is good in math.
• B. He is good at math.
• C. He is good on math.
• D. He is good to math.

Identify the sentence with the correct use of the past subjunctive.

• A. I wish I was taller.
• B. I wish I were taller.
• C. I wish I am taller.
• D. I wish I had been taller.

Which sentence demonstrates the correct use of dashes?

• A. He was happy, excited even, to see her.
• B. He was happy - excited even - to see her.
• C. He was happy - excited even, to see her.
• D. He was happy, excited even - to see her.

Which of the following sentences uses the correct form of the verb 'to lie' (to recline)?

• A. He layed down for a nap.
• B. He lies down for a nap every day.
• C. He lied down for a nap.
• D. He lain down for a nap.

Which sentence demonstrates the correct use of quotation marks?

• A. He said, 'I am going to the store'.
• B. He said 'I am going to the store'.
• C. He said, 'I am going to the store.'
• D. He said, 'I am going to the store.'

Choose the sentence with the correct use of 'that' or 'which'.

• A. The book, that I borrowed from the library, is due next week.
• B. The book which I borrowed from the library is due next week.
• C. The book that I borrowed from the library, is due next week.
• D. The book, which I borrowed from the library, is due next week.

Choose the sentence that correctly uses the passive voice.

• A. The dog chased the ball.
• B. The ball chased the dog.
• C. The ball was chased by the dog.
• D. The dog was chased by the ball.

Identify the sentence with the correct use of the word 'its' or 'it's'.

• A. The dog wagged it's tail.
• B. The dog wagged its tail.
• C. Its a beautiful day.
• D. Its tail was wagging.

Which sentence correctly uses the word 'affect' or 'effect'?

• A. The affects of the storm were devastating.
• B. The effect of the storm were devastating.
• C. The storm affected the coastal towns.
• D. The storm effected the coastal towns.

Identify the sentence that uses the correct tense sequence.

• A. He said that he will go to the party.
• B. He said that he would go to the party.
• C. He says that he would go to the party.
• D. He says that he will went to the party.

Identify the sentence with correct subject-pronoun agreement.

• A. Everyone should bring their own lunch.
• B. Everyone should bring his or her own lunch.
• C. Everyone should bring his own lunch.
• D. Everyone should bring her own lunch.

Identify the sentence that correctly uses a semicolon to join two independent clauses.

• A. I went to the store; and I bought some milk.
• B. I went to the store, I bought some milk.
• C. I went to the store; I bought some milk.
• D. I went to the store, but I bought some milk.

Choose the sentence that correctly uses the possessive form.

• A. The dogs' bone was buried in the yard.
• B. The dog's bone was buried in the yard.
• C. The dogs bone was buried in the yard.
• D. The dog bone was buried in the yard.

Identify the sentence with the correct use of a hyphen.

• A. He is a well known author.
• B. He is a well-known author.
• C. He is a well known-author.
• D. He is a well known author.

Which sentence correctly uses a conjunctive adverb?

• A. It was raining; therefore, I took an umbrella.
• B. It was raining, therefore I took an umbrella.
• C. It was raining therefore, I took an umbrella.
• D. It was raining; therefore I took an umbrella.

Identify the sentence with the correct use of capitalization.

• A. He visited the Eiffel tower in paris.
• B. He visited the eiffel Tower in Paris.
• C. He visited the Eiffel Tower in Paris.
• D. He visited the eiffel tower in Paris.

Which sentence demonstrates correct usage of the word 'fewer' versus 'less'?

• A. There are less students in the class today.
• B. There are fewer water in the bottle.
• C. There are less water bottles on the table.
• D. There are fewer students in the class today.

Choose the sentence that avoids a double negative.

• A. I don't have no money.
• B. I don't have any money.
• C. I have no any money.
• D. I have not no money.

Which sentence demonstrates the correct use of the conditional perfect tense?

• A. If I had known, I would go.
• B. If I knew, I would have gone.
• C. If I had known, I would have went.
• D. If I had known, I would have gone.

Choose the sentence that correctly uses the subjunctive mood.

• A. If I was you, I would take the job.
• B. If I were you, I would take the job.
• C. If I am you, I would take the job.
• D. If I had been you, I would have taken the job.

Which of the following sentences uses the correct form of 'who' or 'whom'?

• A. Who did you see at the party?
• B. Whom did you see at the party?
• C. Who do you think will win?
• D. Whom do you think will win?

Choose the sentence with the correct use of articles (a, an, the).

• A. He is a honest man.
• B. He is an honest man.
• C. He is the honest man.
• D. He is honest man.

Identify the sentence with the correct subject-verb agreement.

• A. The team are playing well tonight.
• B. The team is playing well tonight.
• C. The team were playing well tonight.
• D. The team was playing well tonight.

Choose the sentence that avoids a comma splice.

• A. It was raining, I took my umbrella.
• B. It was raining I took my umbrella.
• C. It was raining, so I took my umbrella.
• D. It was raining; I took my umbrella.