Grammar Quiz

Revise this sentence so that it is grammatically correct: "I need sugar butter and eggs from the grocery."        

• I need sugar butter, and eggs from the grocery.

• I need sugar, butter, and eggs from the grocery.

• I need sugar, butter and eggs from the grocery.

• I need, sugar, butter and eggs from the grocery.

Revise this sentence so that it is grammatically correct: I took Angie the one with the freckles to the movie last night.

• I took, Angie the one with the freckles to the movie last night.

• I took Angie, the one with the freckles, to the movie last night.

• I took Angie the one with the freckles, to the movie last night.

• I took Angie, the one with the freckles to the movie last night.

Revise this sentence so that it is grammatically correct: Ophelia is picking up the food, I am making the sandwiches.

• Ophelia, is picking up the food, I am making the sandwiches.

• Ophelia is picking up the food I am making the sandwiches.

• Ophelia is picking up the food; I am making the sandwiches.

• Ophelia is picking up the food and I am making the sandwiches.

Revise this sentence so that it is grammatically correct: If you want to work here send us your resume.

• If, you, want to work here send us your resume.

• If you want to, work here send us your resume.

• If you want to work here send, us, your resume.

• If you want to work here, send us your resume.

Revise this sentence so that it is grammatically correct: He told me "don't pick a fight with strangers." 

• He told me; "don't pick a fight with strangers."

• He, told me "don't pick a fight with strangers."

• He told, me "don't pick a fight with strangers.

• He told me, "don't pick a fight with strangers."

This sentence is a fragment: The baseball teams in the National League. 

• True

• False

This sentence is a fragment: "I ate ten cookies."

• True

• False

Revise this sentence so that it is grammatically correct: My favorite team is the Cowboys but she will never root for them. 

• My, favorite team, is the Cowboys but she will never root for them.

• My favorite team is the Cowboys but, she will never root for them.

• My favorite team is the Cowboys, but she will never root for them.

• My favorite team, is the Cowboys but she will never root for them.

Revise this sentence so that it is grammatically correct: She loves three things in life movies, nature, and books. 

• She loves three things, in life, movies, nature, and books.

• She loves three things in life. Movies, nature, and books.

• She loves three things in life: movies, nature, and books.

• She loves, three things, in life movie nature and books.

Revise this sentence so that it is grammatically correct: Denise prefers to eat chicken or fish I'm a vegetarian. 

• Denise prefers to eat chicken or fish; I'm a vegetarian.

• Denise prefers to eat chicken, or fish, I'm a vegetarian.

• Denise prefers to eat chicken or fish, I'm a vegetarian.

• Denise prefers to eat chicken or fish I'm, a vegetarian.