Subject, Verbs, Commas

Which of the following sentences uses commas correctly?

• My favorite foods are pizza, burgers and, spaghetti.

• My favorite foods are pizza, burgers, and spaghetti.

• My favorite foods are, pizza burgers and spaghetti.

• My, favorite foods are pizza burgers and spaghetti.

Identify the subject in the following sentence: "The cat slept on the warm windowsill."

• The cat

• Slept

• On

• Windowsill

Choose the sentence that correctly uses a verb.

• She run fast in the morning.

• He eats quickly.

• They is happy.

• We was going to the store.

In which option is the comma used correctly to separate items in a series?

• I need to buy eggs milk, bread, and butter.

• I need to buy eggs, milk bread and butter.

• I need to buy eggs, milk, bread, and butter.

• I need to buy, eggs, milk, bread and butter.

Which sentence correctly uses a verb in the past tense?

• She walks to school every day.

• He will eat dinner at 6 PM.

• They played soccer yesterday.

• We are going to the park.

Identify the sentence that correctly uses a comma before the conjunction in a compound sentence.

• She wanted to go to the movie but she had too much homework.

• She wanted to go to the movie, but she had too much homework.

• She wanted, to go to the movie but she had too much homework.

• She wanted to go to the movie but, she had too much homework.

Choose the sentence that correctly matches the subject with the verb.

• The dogs barks at the mailman.

• The committee decide on the new policy.

• The team wins the championship.

• She walk to school every day.

Which sentence correctly uses commas to set off a non-essential clause?

• My brother, who is a doctor, works at the city hospital.

• My brother who is a doctor works at the city hospital.

• My brother, who is a doctor works at the city hospital.

• My brother who is a doctor, works at the city hospital.

Identify the correct verb form to complete the sentence: "Every one of the students ___________ a uniform."

• wear

• wears

• wearing

• were

Which sentence correctly uses a comma to separate an introductory element?

• Before dinner, I always wash my hands.

• Before dinner I always, wash my hands.

• Before, dinner I always wash my hands.

• Before dinner I always wash, my hands.