Daily Language Review - Weeks 1 and 2

Which sentence uses "a" and "an" correctly?

• I ate a egg and an piece of fruit for breakfast.

• May I borrow a pencil and an eraser?

• She has an world history test and a English quiz today.

Which sentence is written correctly?

• I wanna go to Hawaii for vacation.

• He's gonna join the robotics club.

• She has to go to work after school.

Which sentence contains two homophones?

• Don't be afraid of the bee.

• What is your name?

• Throw the ball through the hoop.

Which sentence contains a synonym for the word "peaceful?"

• We learned about the time after the war ended.

• I study at the library because it's comfortable.

• The park is tranquil by the lake on this clear, quiet day.

Which sentence uses correct punctuation?

• Do you go to High School North!

• I live in Philadelphia Pennsylvania.

• She has to study, go to practice and babysit her brother.

Which sentence has a common noun underlined?

• Do you watch Netflix on your phone?

• Do you watch Netflix on your phone?

• Do you watch Netflix on your phone?

Which sentence has a proper noun underlined?

• I'll go to Walmart to buy some food.

• I'll go to Walmart to buy some food.

• I'll go to Walmart to buy some food.

Which is a declarative sentence?

• Don't go in there.

• You did an awesome job!

• My parents work until 6:00 p.m.

• Do you like spaghetti?

Which is an interrogative sentence?

• Don't go in there.

• You did an awesome job!

• My parents work until 6:00 p.m.

• Do you like spaghetti?

Which is an imperative sentence?

• Don't go in there.

• You did an awesome job!

• My parents work until 6:00 p.m.

• Do you like spaghetti?