Grammar Challenge

Which of the following sentences demonstrates correct subject-verb agreement? A) The dog barks loudly. B) The dog bark loudly.

• The dog barked loudly.

• The dogs bark loudly.

• A) The dog barks loudly.

• The dog barking loudly.

Identify the sentence with the correct sentence structure: A) Running in the park, the birds chirped. B) The birds chirped, running in the park.

• A) Running in the park, the birds chirped.

• Running in the park, chirped the birds.

• The birds chirped, park running in.

• Chirped the birds, running in the park.

Choose the correct usage of commonly confused words: A) Their going to the party tonight. B) They're going to the party tonight.

• C) There going to the party tonight.

• B) They're going to the party tonight.

• D) Their going to the party tonight.

• A) They're going to the party tonight.

Select the sentence with the correct subject-verb agreement: A) The team plays well together. B) The team play well together.

• C) The team plays good together.

• A) The team play well together.

• B) The team playing well together.

• A) The team plays well together.

Which sentence has the correct sentence structure? A) After the rain stopped, the sun came out. B) The sun came out after the rain stopped.

• The sun came out, after the rain stopped.

• After the rain stopped, the sun came out.

• The sun came out after rain stopped.

• The sun came out after the rain stopped.

Pick the sentence with the proper usage of commonly confused words: A) Your going to love this movie. B) You're going to love this movie.

• A) You're going to love this movie.

• D) Your going to love this movie.

• C) Your going to love this movie.

• B) You're going to love this movie.

Identify the sentence with the correct subject-verb agreement: A) She love to read books. B) She loves to read books.

• She loves to read books.

• She love to read books.

• She loved to read books.

• She loving to read books.

Choose the sentence with the correct sentence structure: A) The cat chased the mouse. B) Chased the mouse, the cat.

• A) The cat chased the mouse.

• Chased the cat, the mouse.

• The chased cat the mouse.

• The mouse chased the cat.

Which sentence demonstrates the proper usage of commonly confused words? A) Its a beautiful day outside. B) It's a beautiful day outside.

• A) It's a beautiful day outside.

• D) Its a beautiful day outside.

• B) It's a beautiful day outside.

• C) Its a beautiful day outside.

Select the sentence with the correct subject-verb agreement: A) The flowers smells lovely. B) The flowers smell lovely.

• B) The flowers smell lovely.

• A) The flowers smells lovely.

• C) The flowers smell lovely.

• D) The flowers smelt lovely.