English midterm (grammar)

Which sentence demonstrates correct spelling - Andy wants to go to collage - Kallie has applied for colege - Joe is not certain which college to select - Brian does not want to go to colage

- Joe is not certain which college to select

Which on is correctly spelled? - disappear - dissapear

- Thy first one

Which one is correct? - My brother was accepted at Troy State University, his first choice - My brother was accepted at Troy State University: his first choice - My brother was accepted at Troy State University; his first choice

- Thy first one

Which one is correct? - The managers, Cory and Liz, are best buds. - The managers, Cory and Liz are best buds.

- Thy first one

Which one is correct? - "That article is interesting." said Meg - "That article is interesting ," said Meg

- Thy second one

The crew (is/are) preparing to dock the ship.

- are

The dog played with the ____________ shoes - babies - baby's - babys' - babys

- baby's

Is this a fragment, run-on, or complete sentence? - He laughed

- complete sentence

Is this a fragment, run-on, or complete sentence? - I smile

- complete sentence

Which one is correct? Everyone will be at the party - expect me - accept me

- except me (with the exception of me)

Is this a fragment, run-on, or complete sentence? - Around the corner and behind the shed near the mailbox

- fragment

Which one is correct? Harry spent __________ money at the market bc he clipped coupons - fewer - less

- less

Which one is correct? Harry wanted to buy __________ than ten items at the market - fewer - less

- less

Identify the part of speech The police ran AFTER the thief

- preposition

Is this a fragment, run-on, or complete sentence? - snake can be dangerous they bite!

- run-on

The team (run, runs) during practice

- runs

Their ________ names are mr. Andrade, Mrs. Roby, and Miss Johnson - teachers' - teacher's - teachers's - teachers

- teachers'

Which on is correctly spelled? - Jewelry - Jewery

- thy first uno

What is the difference between less and fewer

LESS: generalization FEWER: you can count EX: - I put less slat but fewer grains of salt