Grammar Quiz (from Review Sheet, it's a little confusing😂)

Jim said you can leave now Aunt June said.

"Jim said you can leave now," Aunt June said.

Mommy can I have an apple he asked.

"Mommy, can I have an apple?" he asked.

The Charleston Cougars are playing the Cary Rail Hawks in soccer tonight.

*CORRECT*

**What is an object pronoun?

A pronoun that replaces the object / what is bend done to, from, or with the action ( me, you, him, her, it, us, them )

**What is a subject pronoun?

A pronoun that replaces the subject ( I, we, you, he, she, it, they )

USING QUOTATION MARKS

Add quotation marks and the correct punctuation marks to the following sentences.

SUBJECT-VERB AGREEMENT

Decide which verb agrees with the subject in the following sentences.

PRONOUN ANTECEDENTS

Figure out the antecedent of the CAPITALIZED pronoun in each sentence.

SUBJECT AND OBJECT PRONOUNS

Find the correct pronoun from the sentence. Decide if it's a subject or object pronoun.

(He, Him) and (I, me) are going out to dinner.

He, subject I, subject

My sister and (I, me) are going to visit Grandma.

I, subject

PAST, PRESENT, AND FUTURE VERBS

Identify the verb and tell whether it is past, present, or future tense.

Jerry and his son, Joe, were going to the zoo. THEY had a wonderful time together.

Jerry and son, Joe

Mary told her brother that SHE would would not be picking him up from school.

Mary

The president yelled we must have peace.

The president yelled, "We must have peace!"

IRREGULAR VERBS

Write the correct form of the (verb)

Economics, as well as mathematics, (is, are) difficult for many students.

are

Juan and Marguerite (is, are) both lawyers.

are

Everyone else (eat) before Audrey finally came downstairs for breakfast.

ate

Jenny has (begin) swimming on weekends at the Y.M.C.A.

begun

George fishes with his uncle.

fishes, present tense

We are going to have pizza with the boys and (her, she).

her, object

One of Shakespeare's most popular plays (is, are) Romeo and Juliet.

is

There (is, are) a lot left to be done.

is

**What is an antecedent?

the noun that the pronoun replaces

My mother had bad day because the refrigerator broke. She had to make phone calls to find someone to fix IT.

the refrigerator

Allie (think) that her life would be easier if she were named Amanda.

thought

The otter washed its food carefully.

washed, past tense

We watched the parade on New Year's Day.

watched, past tense

They will pass this way.

will pass, future tense