English grammar explained in plain language simple enough to be understood.
Section A: Make a contraction for each sentence using two words from within the sentence. 1. Sam cannot attend the game tomorrow. 2. John will not help us.3. Mary says she did not send that letter.4, I have not washed… Read more680. Practice with Apostrophes and Contractions
Section A: Which words in each sentence need an apostrophe? Add the apostrophe where needed.1. I went to talk with the childrens teacher today.2. Shes a very nice lady.3. Johns dog ran away.4. Hes pretty upset about it.5. The dog… Read more685. Practice with Possessive Pronouns and Contractions
Section A: Find the word or words in each sentence that should be capitalized.1. We visited dallas, texas, last summer.2. My brother peter is three years older than me.3. He lives in germany.4. I will be traveling to see him… Read more690. Practice with the Proper Noun
Section A: Find a common noun in each sentence below.1. My dog needs to see Dr. Ruben. 2. Mom asked me to set the table.3. My little sister loves to visit Great America.4. America needs more patriotism. 5. I’ll go… Read more695. Practice with Common Nouns
Section A: Find the common nouns in each sentence. 1. Mom brought the dog to the park.2. I ate an apple for lunch.3. Bob rode his bike to school.4. The sun is shining in the sky.5. I did my homework… Read more700. Practice with Common Nouns
Section A: Find the noun(s) in each sentence being used as a direct object.1. Janet threw the ball.2. My cat found a mouse.3. The farmer grows corn and soybeans.4. Let’s make a snowman.5. Grandma baked some cookies. Section B: Find… Read more705. Practice with Nouns as an Object
Section A: Find the subject in each sentence.1. Bob walked to school.2. My dog likes to chase birds.3. School is fun.4. Grandpa took us to the park. Section B: Find the verb in each sentence.5. Sally rode her bike.6. The… Read more710. Practice with Sentences
Section A: Find the subject in each simple sentence below. Some sentences may have a compound subject.1. John ran down the street.2. The three girls played Uno.3. Mom called me in from outside.4. Betty and Jane sing in the choir.5…. Read more715. Practice with Simple Sentences
Section A: Decide whether or not the sentence is a compound sentence. Write YES or NO.1. Bob is my brother.2. The dog ran away, and we found him.3. Today is Friday; there is no school tomorrow.4. Be careful when you… Read more720. Practice with Compound Sentences
Section A: Decide if each sentence is compound (two independent clauses combined) or complex (a subordinate clause attached to an independent clause). 1. If you are finished eating, I will wash the dishes.2. The dog is in the yard, but… Read more725. Practice with Compound and Complex Sentences.