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Combine the following sentences to make one sentence.

1. Everyone was watching the championship on TV. The town was nearly empty.

2. The washer broke last night. It flooded the basement. It took us an hour to clean up.

3. A little white dog was sitting at the front door. It belonged to the neighbors.

4. Rosie wanted to go to the lake with us. She got sick. She couldn’t go.

5. Istanbul is the biggest city in Turkey. It used to be called Constantinople.

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Write these sentences correctly.

1. there weren’t no snow on the mountain all winter so we couldn’t do any sking.

2. Even though, he is great at tenis Matt is worried he might loose his match next week.

Circle the correlative conjunction pair in this sentence.

3. Volunteers at Community Day can either clean the playground or paint the cafeteria.

What does the underlined idiom mean?

4. I don’t want to be a wet blanket, but I’m staying home.

Underline the past participle in this sentence.

5. George hates getting to the cinema after the previews have begun.


1. Ruby takes her first steps on november 10 2009 and begun talking soon after.

2. Ms Charles our town librarian is awarded a prize for comunity service last year.

Circle the indefi nite pronoun in each sentence.

3. It seems that several of the neighbors in this area have dogs.

4. Because of the power outage, we had to throw out everything in the fridge.

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Conservatory in Boston, Massachusetts. 2. My youngest sister and I, despite a ten-

year age difference, have always gotten along.

3. will, can 4. I don’t know what I’m going to do this

weekend; I might go to the skate park. 5. pend

Tuesday 1. Everyone at the new school voted on

its motto, and they chose ”Wisdom and Honor.”

2. Grandma says she’ll treat my sister and me to a trip if we pass all our classes next term.

3. won’t be 4. which 5. I would sell my car

Wednesday 1. Without thinking of danger, Jared ran

from the house to the burning car. 2. When Tami went to the movies last night,

she spilled popcorn all over the fl oor. 3. easily; how 4. you 5. until

Thursday 1. Because it was a holiday weekend, they

couldn’t fi nd anywhere to stay at the beach.

2. Sara and Matt made breakfast for their dad’s birthday, and they did it by themselves.

3. declarative 4. ”The shuttle to Times Square runs every

two minutes,” said the conductor. 5. simple

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(, who was Prime Minister of Israel from 1969 to 1974,)

2. restrictive 3. restrictive 4. restrictive 5. nonrestrictive

(, which nearly everyone enjoys eating,)

Monday 1. Mika wanted to buy a new pair of

running shoes that were really expensive. 2. She didn’t have enough money, so she

got those that she’s wearing now. 3. singular 4. chief; Stephanie de la Higuera 5. simple subject: none; complete subject:

none of the passengers on the trolley

Tuesday 1. The Zuni, Hopi, and Navajo are Native

American groups of the southwestern U.S. 2. Mr. Kimura asked, ”Has anyone seen

my black leather briefcase?” 3. direct object: dinner; indirect object:

guests 4. playing roughly 5. behind; curtains

Wednesday 1. When Luz read the return address on the

envelope, she tore it open immediately. 2. Inside were two invitations to the Summer

Internship Fair at the Daily Herald newspaper.

3. complete sentence 4. soup 5. improved

Thursday 1. An ancient map showing the city of El

Dorado is the most valuable item inthe museum’s collection.

2. Yang Lee’s letter is dated May 17, 1874; it’s about his journey from China to California.

3. has been working

4. mask 5. building

FridayPossible answers include: 1. Mary Anderson, who was born in 1866,

invented the windshield wiper and patented it in 1903.

2. Because the weather is going to get worse tonight, we should cut our camping trip short.

3. I was really hungry yesterday morning, so I ate two bowls of cereal and three slices of toast.

4. Ben, who loves all kinds of animals, works at a veterinarian’s offi ce.

5. Gina told me a secret, but she made me promise not to tell anyone else.

Monday 1. The wet, dirty dog looked miserable as it

stood by the backdoor in the rain. 2. The reporter asked me, ”For whom did you

vote in the last presidential election?” 3. unusual, delicious 4. ology 5. intransitive

Tuesday 1. I thought those hamburgers weren’t hot

enough, but I ate them because I was hungry.

2. Ms. Sara Kim will give next month’s talkon local artists and their work.

3. City Hall’s fl ag 4. after going, for a long run 5. simple subject: books; complete subject:

several books about dogs and cats

Wednesday 1. The Red Sox fans cheered more

enthusiastically than the Yankees fans did. 2. Liz shook an empty milk carton and asked,

”How am I supposed to make pancakes with this?”

3. childhood, poverty 4. metaphor 5. grew, were

Thursday 1. Now that we’re all ready to go to the

airport, Dad can’t fi nd the plane tickets. 2. Angela tried to reach the cabin before

it started raining, but she got soaked anyway.

3. his 4. suspected 5. had removed

Friday 1. capitalization error (Audrey Hepburn) 2. punctuation error (beauty, elegance, and

kindness.) 3. spelling error (born) 4. punctuation error (, and she) 5. punctuation error (Ms. Hepburn)

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Base/Root Words X X X X X X X X X X X

Contractions X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X

Figurative Language X X X X X X X

Homophones X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X

Idioms X X X X X X

Spelling X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X

Punctuation

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Apostrophes in Possessives X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X

Commas in a Series X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X

Commas in Dates/Addresses X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X

Comma Between Coordinate Adjectives X X X X X X X X X X X X X

Commas in Direct Address/Interjection X X X X X X X

Commas in Compound Sentences X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X

Commas in Complex Sentences X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X

Commas After an Introductory Phrase/Clause X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X

Commas with Nonrestrictive Appositive and Phrases X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X

Unnecessary Commas X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X

Periods—Abbreviations/Initials X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X

Punctuation—End of Sentence X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X

Punctuation & Capitalization in Dialogue X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X

Punctuation & Capitalization in Friendly & Business Letters X X X

Quotation Marks—Songs, Poems, Short Stories, etc. X X X X X

Run-on Sentences X X X X X X X X X X

Semicolons, Dashes, & Parentheses X X X X X X X X X X X

Capitalization

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Books/Songs/Poems, etc. X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X

Proper Nouns X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X

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Articles/Adjectives/Adverbs X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X

Comparative/Superlative X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X

Predicate Adjectives; Predicate Nouns X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X

Double Negatives X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X

Easily Confused Words X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X

Nouns, Singular/Plural X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X

Nouns, Concrete/Abstract X X X X X X X X X

Nouns, Possessive X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X

Pronoun Use X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X

Pronouns, Subject/Object/Possessive, etc. X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X

Pronoun Antecedent X X X X X X X X X X

Prepositional Phrases/Prepositions/Objects of Prepositions X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X

Phrases & Clauses X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X

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Sentence Structure X X X X X X

Sentence Fragments X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X

Sentence Combination X X X X X X X X

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Verb Usage & Spelling X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X

Subject/Verb Agreement X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X

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Syllabication X X X X X

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How to Use Daily Language Review

This book is divided into 36 weekly sections. Each weekly unit provides daily assessment activities.

Monday through Thursday

• Students edit sentences and make corrections to punctuation, capitalization, and grammar.

• Students complete items that practice a variety of language and reading skills.

Friday

• Students focus on practicing a single skill.

• Students complete a daily progress record that tracks their work for the week.

Hints and Suggestions

Customize the daily review lessons to meet the needs of your class.

• Look ahead each week at the skills being practiced. If you encounter a new skill, complete the item as a class.

• Correct students’ work together to model the correct responses.

• As skills are repeated throughout the year, monitor students’ mastery.

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1. You’re project on metamorphosis in frogs was excelent Mr Mendez told Heather and I.

2. James has allways been a nervous person he worrys weather or not he has a reason to.

Circle the best word or words to complete this sentence. 3. Taking the subway to the airport is than going by taxi, but it’s less expensive.most inconvenient inconveniently more inconvenient none of theseIs the underlined verb transitive or intransitive? 4. When Betsy moved to Madrid, she couldn’t speak Spanish at all.

Circle the predicate noun. Draw a line to the word in the subject that it renames. 5. George is Wanda’s older brother; he works in Dayton, Ohio.

Write these sentences correctly. 1. Yesterday we seen Rhondas’ sister brother and cousin at our neighborhood pool.

2. Each of them children, have a original way of looking at they’re world.

Underline the independent clause in this sentence. 3. No matter how hard she tried, Margaret couldn’t finish the crossword puzzle.Complete these sentences with who, which, or that. 4. A bromeliad is a kind of plant grows primarily in tropical climates. 5. Lucas, plays banjo and guitar, says the banjo was much harder to learn.

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Write these sentences correctly. 1. Yesterday we seen Rhondas’ sister brother and cousin at our neighborhood pool.


Underline the independent clause in this sentence. 3. No matter how hard she tried, Margaret couldn’t finish the crossword puzzle.Complete these sentences with who, which, or that. 4. A bromeliad is a kind of plant grows primarily in tropical climates. 5. Lucas, plays banjo and guitar, says the banjo was much harder to learn.

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2. Durango Colorado is near to mesa verde national park and many old silver mines.

Circle the simple subject and underline the complete subject of this sentence. 3. Glittering jewels of many sizes and colors filled the jewelry store display cases.

Is this sentence declarative, interrogative, imperative, or exclamatory? 4. Never doubt the power of a friendly smile. Circle the abstract noun in this sentence. 5. Dolores was delighted by her nephew’s excitement about his new bike.

Write these sentences correctly. 1. Helenas favorite song is ”you are my sunshine” and she hums it when she’s happy.

2. our neighbor an ham radio operator has built two large antenna in his yard.

Circle the root that could be placed in both of these words. 3. con de cline struct vac negCircle the direct object and underline the indirect object in each sentence.

4. After her graduation party, Colleen sent everyone in her family thank-you notes. 5. Manolo made the children a piñata out of a grocery bag and some crepe paper.

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Circle the simple subject and underline the complete subject of this sentence.

3. Glittering jewels of many sizes and colors filled the jewelry store display cases.

Is this sentence declarative, interrogative, imperative, or exclamatory?

4. Never doubt the power of a friendly smile. Circle the abstract noun in this sentence. 5. Dolores was delighted by her nephew’s excitement about his new bike.

Write these sentences correctly. 1. Helenas favorite song is ”you are my sunshine” and she hums it when she’s happy. 2. our neighbor an ham radio operator has built two large antenna in his yard.


3. con de cline struct vac negCircle the direct object and underline the indirect object in each sentence.

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Circle the best word or words to complete this sentence.

3. Taking the subway to the airport is than going by taxi, but it’s less expensive.

most inconvenient inconveniently more inconvenient none of these

Is the underlined verb transitive or intransitive?

4. When Betsy moved to Madrid, she couldn’t speak Spanish at all.

Circle the predicate noun. Draw a line to the word in the subject that it renames.

5. George is Wanda’s older brother; he works in Dayton, Ohio.


1. Yesterday we seen Rhondas’ sister brother and cousin at our neighborhood pool.


Underline the independent clause in this sentence.

3. No matter how hard she tried, Margaret couldn’t finish the crossword puzzle.

Complete these sentences with who, which, or that.

4. A bromeliad is a kind of plant grows primarily in tropical climates.

5. Lucas, plays banjo and guitar, says the banjo was much harder to learn.

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ThursdayWrite these sentences correctly.

1. last year, Leah has ridden her bike more far than anyone else in the cycleing club.

2. Durango Colorado is near to mesa verde national park and many old silver mines.


3. Glittering jewels of many sizes and colors filled the jewelry store display cases.


4. Never doubt the power of a friendly smile.

Circle the abstract noun in this sentence.

5. Dolores was delighted by her nephew’s excitement about his new bike.


1. Helenas favorite song is ”you are my sunshine” and she hums it when she’s happy.

2. our neighbor an ham radio operator has built two large antenna in his yard.


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cline struct vac neg

Circle the direct object and underline the indirect object in each sentence.

4. After her graduation party, Colleen sent everyone in her family thank-you notes.

5. Manolo made the children a piñata out of a grocery bag and some crepe paper.

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An urban legend is a story, that can show us what we are afraid of. Some urban legends, 1

such as ”alligators in the sewer” are very old. Others are more recent. Modern urban legends 2 3

are often about tecknolegy. No matter what these stories are about they are memorable. 4 5

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1. Mikes cruise to the virgin islands were his first vacation in six years, accept for long weekends.

2. unleashed dogs, aren’t never allowed on the beach during daylight ours.

Underline the linking verb in this sentence.

3. The special hand lotion my grandmother uses smells a bit like almonds.

Circle the best word to complete this sentence.

4. Xiang said, ”If you find a notebook, please give it to me; it’s .”

my his mine yours

Is the following text a complete sentence or a fragment?

5. In spite of having tried their very best.


1. Hey look at these! Its a canadian fiffty-cent piece from 2000.

2. Booker T Washington was born into slavery on april 5 1856 on a farm in Virginia.

Circle the object of the underlined preposition in each sentence.

3. Rose inserted her dollar bill into the slot, but she didn’t get a subway ticket.

4. The gentle wind rippled over the calm, glassy surface of the lake.

Write the contraction for the underlined words.

5. Our cousin Paula has lived in four different countries.

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1. Even though he may be extreemly strict, Mr Suskin is a kind inteligent person.

2. what has now known as san francisco used to being a village called Yerba Buena.

Circle the subject of this sentence.

3. When opening the package, take care not to damage the contents.

it he we you

Rewrite this phrase using a possessive noun.

4. the swimming pool at the athletic center

Underline the compound predicate in this sentence.

5. Our student government met yesterday and voted to ban music players in school.


1. Whenever Patrick eated bread too quick he got really bad hicups

2. I think my dad is our lockal baseball’s team loyalest fan.

Circle the correlative conjunctions in this sentence.

3. On yesterday’s problem set, both Jody and Matt scored 100%.


4. The conductor said, ”Violins, play that passage again, but a little this time.”

most delicately delicately more delicately none of these


5. After the culture medium has reached the correct temperature, add the bacteria.

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Rewrite these sentences to correctly punctuate the dialogue. 1. Let’s find a solution to this equation together said Ms. Graves, our math teacher.

2. Mom, may I please have a second helping of pie and ice cream begged Jim.

3. It was a tough meet Lily bragged but my teammates and I took first place in our relay.

4. Let me know if I can help pack Ben offered or if there’s anything else I can do.

5. Where in the world Kenneth asked did you put the spare keys to the shed?

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1. because workers are making repears to the house next door it’s very noisy right now.

2. At the equator zero degrees latitude the sun raises and sets at approximate the same times ever day

Underline the subordinate clause in this sentence.

3. Mario won the district chess championships, despite having a bad cold.


4. the bright light coming from the sun

Circle the gerunds in this sentence.

5. Instead of watching TV, my family enjoys playing games together after dinner.


1. Come on linda said to her team we may win this here game if we try more hard!

2. Marks going two do a summer internship at a company in Louisville kentucky.

Circle the antecedent of the underlined pronoun.

3. Carnegie Hall, a site for concerts in New York, had its 100th anniversary in 1991.

Circle the adverbs in the following sentences. Do they tell how, where, when, or to what extent ?

4. Joanna’s flute solo was exceptionally beautiful.

5. She received her audition music late, so she had to learn her solo quickly.

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1. Were haveing a desert party in the cafeteria too colect money for band instruments

2. Ming-Lee is the mostest talented artist in Ms jacksons drawring and painting class.

Circle the helping, or auxiliary, verbs in this sentence.

3. Renee has been interested in Greek and Roman mythology since she was six.

How many syllables are in this word?

4. disinfectant

Circle the coordinating conjunction pair in this sentence.

5. Mr. Bingham teaches calculus, but he also coaches the soccer team.


1. Kite boarding is a extreem sport that are very exciting to watch from the beech.

2. the frightened child, clinged to him mothers legs and refused to go with the nerse.

Circle the subject pronoun and underline the object pronoun in each sentence.

3. Raul was very tired after his long flight, but he told us all about his trip to Argentina.

4. Blue jays become aggressive when they are nesting; yesterday, one attacked me in the garden.

Circle the predicate adjectives in this sentence.

5. The small, quaint town of New Fairfield has a modern public library.

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FridayWrite whether each sentence is simple, compound, or complex.

1. The Mayan Classic period was from 250 to 900 CE.

2. Even though it’s cool tonight, I’d like to eat outside.

3. Liz opened the brightly colored box, and there was a beautiful silk scarf inside.

4. Jon will be studying architecture at Yale next year.

5. Although Tino’s grandmother was born in Cuba, she has lived in Florida for 40 years.

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1. Ellie was fasinated by the color movement and power of the ballet fancy free by Bernstein.

2. The babys tiny curled fist waved in the air as, he sleeped in his crib.

Circle the main verbs in this sentence.

3. Aileen was explaining the assignment to me when the phone rang.

Write the plural form of each noun.

4. studio

5. nucleus


1. last night Phil forget his ticket; Lizzy didn’t have her etiher so neither of them couldn’t go to the concert.

2. Tokyo the capitol of japan is a hug city with milions of residents.

Circle the prepositions in these sentences.

3. The principal’s announcement about a new dress code surprised everyone at the assembly.

4. Pham believes that someone tried to break into his locker yesterday.

Underline the prepositional phrase in this sentence.

5. We often spend our summer vacations at our grandparents’ beach house.

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1. Before we go on our divving vacation were going to take scuba lesons from Ms Gonzalez.

2. Our schools new art wing which will open on september 25 has two pottery studioes.


3. Even though Hope likes every kind of ice cream, chocolate is her favorite flavor.

If the guide words on a dictionary page are manage and massive, which word will not beon the page?

4. mark mapmaker mast martin mascot

Underline the present participle in this sentence.

5. Five children are jumping on the trampoline.


1. spring whether can change very quickly one day its warm and the next you need an umbrella bad.

2. when the magition pulled a rabbit out of his hat the audiense cheered more excited than ever.


3. Nobody had a bus schedule, so we were all late.

Rewrite this sentence to correct the run-on.

4. It’s bitterly cold and windy today, I think I’d better wear a coat.

Circle the prefix that means ”living thing.”

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Change the underlined sentences from passive voice to active voice.

My hometown was founded by Swedish immigrants in 1860. My family has lived here 1

since the founding. Our house was built by my great-great grandfather, Olaf Lindbloom. 2

The Lindblooms established many institutions. The library was started by a great-aunt. 3

The hospital was founded by Olaf’s son Erik. My generation is continuing the tradition. 4

The annual Lindbloom family reunion was started by my brothers and me. 5

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1. A historian named a e hunting is writing a book about the american colonys.

2. intelligence in addition to, hard work have got Margie farther in her carear than any one else I know.

Circle the subject pronoun and underline the object pronoun in each sentence.

3. There was an old tree in the garden with a girl sitting under it; she was doing a crossword puzzle.

4. Rick showed me the computer program he had been working on all semester.


5. Pam, who is working at an early learning center, has rented an apartment by the library.


1. Raul is it true that your father desined and builded your house hisself asked florence.

2. because of the bad whether, nobody not even the biggest fans didn’t come to the game.


3. the steering wheel in the bus

Underline the subject of this sentence.

4. Beyond the hills and the river are the villages of Compton and South Wilsdon.

Circle the direct object and underline the indirect object in this sentence.

5. After dinner, my father ordered the whole family ice-cream sundaes.

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1. Because its such a hot humid day, everyone are walking slow and staying in the shade.

2. many computer proffesionals recommends cleaning the keyboard weakly or monthly


3. After cleaning and drying the area, apply a thin coat of ointment to the wound.

we it he you

Complete these sentences with who, which, or that.

4. The history department, is in Memorial Hall, is where we are meeting today.

5. Clara is a person loves playing music more than anything else in the world.


1. Please dont pick them flowers Mrs Taylor asked the children, playing in her garden.

2. After us apologized to him Tim forgived Song-yi and I for breaking his cellphone.


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Circle the object of the underlined preposition.

4. Although there were better places to hide, the boys stood behind a tree.


5. Unless we can find a solution to the problem, we’re not going to be able to finish our assignment in time.

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FridayCombine the following sentences to make one sentence.

1. People in New England eat a lot of ice cream. They eat it all year long.

2. Many kinds of birds eat both seeds and insects. They have more food available to them.

3. My favorite kind of world music is flamenco. I don’t understand most of the words.

4. It was a long, cold, snowy winter. People were relieved when spring finally arrived.

5. Mathematician Alan Turing broke many German codes during World War . He also helped develop modern computers.

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1. Kites first appeared in ancient china beside being toys they was used to send mesages.

2. The boys bedtime routine which include singing a song helps them sleep good.


3. Edward Teach, also known as Blackbeard, was one of history’s pirates.

dangerouser most dangerous dangerous most dangerest

Circle the linking verb in each sentence.

4. Modern life has become complicated, but many people are simplifying their lives.

5. Mother said, ”Are you baking? The kitchen smells like chocolate.”


1. Maddie Emma and Josh forgotten to tell they’re parents that they needed a ride home

2. Jacks brother and sister lives in charleston south carolina where they attended school.


3. Onions have antimicrobial properties, and they may also prevent certain cancers.

Underline the complete predicate and circle the simple predicate in this sentence.

4. Investigators have been trying to solve the mystery of who robbed the Gardiner Museum in Boston since 1990.


5. The school board named a new head of athletics.

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1. Is these the style of glasses you was considering the optician asked nathaniel.

2. A huge pile of bolders were in the middle of the road blocking traffic for twenny miles.


3. Would it be possible to finish this quiz later?

Rewrite this sentence to correctly punctuate the dialogue.

4. Hannah my mother called can you please bring me the newspaper?


5. Lions live in groups called ”prides,” which have several females and one or two males.


1. Their family make cider, by choping and pressing freshly apples from their orchard.

2. The firefiters were collecting money for charity but i didn’t have no change to give them.


3. Knowing him as well as I do.

Circle the best word to complete each analogy.

4. hypothesize : science :: estimate :

literature fact mathematics information

5. trial : judge :: orchestra :

audience violinist music conductor

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Circle the words in each sentence that demonstrate alliteration.

1. Lourdes crossed the room quickly and quietly to stop the quarreling children.

2. The lovely little butterfly’s colorful wings were light and lacy.

3. Silently and slowly, the silver-green snake slid over the threshold.

4. Michael is a bubbly, bouncing baby boy with a beautiful smile and big dimples.

Write an alliterative sentence using words that begin with R.

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1. The William’s family moved to Madison on october 5 2005 and lived there fore years.

2. A affect of Rob being layed off, was that he couldn’t go to no movies with me.

Circle the abstract noun in this sentence.

3. In the last year, demand for organic produce, meat, and dairy products has grown.

Circle the adverbs in the following sentences. Do they tell how, where, when, or towhat extent ?

4. Yesterday’s algebra quiz was incredibly difficult.

5. The town recently installed solar panels on all its schools.


1. Jancelle said shes working more hard then ever to make the chearleading squad

2. a tall quiet boy standed at the side of the coart, watched the tennis match.


3. Everyone says Ms. Maldonado is a wonderful teacher who cares about her students.


4. The neighbors must be barbecuing, it smells wonderful outside!

Circle the participles. Underline the nouns that the participles modify.

5. Blinding smoke filled the burning building, which made escape difficult.

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1. There was a article in the colege paper about Dr Bergers research on nutrition.

2. Melissa despite alot of harder work didn’t all together finish painting her room.


3. Runners find the Boston Marathon both challenging and satisfying.


4. Raj said, ”I’m just going to take it easy this weekend.”

Circle the main verbs in this sentence.

5. Because fewer people read a daily paper, most newspapers are developing websites.


1. The director of the school play james e jones is also a drama critic for the times.

2. It is an huge honor for Leslie and I to be co-chairs of last years dance commitee.


3. The sweet and spicy smell of barbecued chicken filled the kitchen and dining room.

Complete this sentence with who, which, or that.

4. Gustavo, Carmen, and Alejandro are my cousins live in Miami.

Circle the subordinating conjunctions in this sentence.

5. This morning we got up at 5:30 so that we could catch the early train into the city.

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FridayWrite the simple subject and the simple predicate in each sentence.

1. A fishing boat moved slowly across the bay, pulling its nets through the water.

simple subject simple predicate

2. In the fall, our family and friends are going to have a ”fun run” for charity.


3. A water molecule contains two hydrogen atoms and one oxygen atom.


4. If you want to avoid catching colds, you should wash your hands regularly.


5. Sergei is bringing pizza and soda to tomorrow’s chemistry club meeting.


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1. Chuck attended northwestern university, in Evanston Illinois where he studied mathmatics.

2. Them houses and, the rest of the neighborhood was built in the early 20th centuries.

Circle the root that means ”something written or drawn.”

3. ology ism graph phile

Underline the prepositional phrase in each sentence.

4. The children spent the afternoon snuggled under the warm woolen blanket.

5. Yesterday, Justin got a severe sunburn from the intense summer sun.


1. were not reddy to leave for work yet but we will be once the dog is feeded.

2. At exactly 10:06 a.m. the anouncer said the train for sacramento is now at Track 7

If the guide words on a dictionary page are walnut and whimsy, which word will not beon the page?

3. warm where western whale wilderness

Circle the linking verb or verbs in this sentence.

4. After a long time playing in the garden, the puppies became tired and fell asleep.


5. In areas with very little rain, water conservation is crucial.

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1. The carlinis first flour shop, Blossom, did very good so they opened two more.

2. Everyone in our class agree that, gerry maxwell is the thoughtfulest person in school.


3. Because she has asthma, Lin didn’t leave her house during the smog alert.


4. Stewart said I haven’t had anything to eat all day, so I’m famished.

Circle the indefinite pronoun in this sentence.

5. James asked the committee, ”Does anyone know if Lindsay is attending tonight’s meeting?”


1. After she saw the phone bill Billie exclaimed we gots to spend lesser money

2. The day after tomorrow we catch a earlier bus we want to get to school buy 6:30.


3. Mount Aconcagua, in the Argentine Andes, is the peak in South America.

more high most high higher highest


4. Glossy, dark green ivy grew up the brick wall.


5. A portrait of President Andrew Jackson is on the $20 bill.

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Read the following paragraph and decide whether each underlined part has an error. Write capitalization error, punctuation error, spelling error, or no error.

Oxidation is a process that affects many kinds of material from, metal to human tissue. In the 1

case of medals, oxidation is called ”rust.” oxidation is also what turns an apple slice brown. 2 3

However it is possible to prevent oxidation with a protecktive coating on the surface of objects. 4 5

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1. Gram said she doesn’t want nobody to touch them cookies until its cool

2. The lyrics of follow the drinking gourd a american folk song describe excaping from slavery.

Circle the root in each of these words. Then write its meaning.

3. telephone phonics microphone

Circle the verbs in this sentence. Then name the tense.

4. After the soccer game ended, the players shook hands.


5. Tom said, ”After work, I am going to get pizza.”


1. when hes by hisself in the house Tony, likes to read or watch movies.

2. there was a extreme long wait at the box office but we got seats altogether.


3. By the time you are awake, I will have been driving to Wichita for three hours.

Write the plural form of this noun.

4. bacterium


5. Because the weather was unsettled, we decided to have the party in the house.

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1. The rev Jesse L Jackson speaked about the civil writes movement of the 1960s.

2. June 23 2003 the hotter day of that summer really effected me.


3. Feed is a novel about a future where people have computers implanted in their heads.


4. After all the trouble their friends took planning a party.

Circle the subject pronoun and underline the object pronoun in this sentence.

5. We will pick them up at the airport this evening.


1. If they can save enough moneys my parents go to hawaii for a vacation.

2. Our oponents at the math meat solved the equation more quicker than Betsy and me.

Circle the coordinating conjunctions in this sentence.

3. Bob went to the store, but he forgot his wallet and had to go home to get it.

Is this sentence simple, compound, or complex?

4. When Tanya babysits, she always takes a game to play with the kids.

Circle the simple predicate and underline the complete predicate in this sentence.

5. The baby birds sat in their cozy nest, peeping hungrily.

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1. The U.S. Congress writes laws. The Supreme Court decides the meaning of the laws.

2. Digital clocks are extremely accurate. Even a digital clock can lose time every day.

3. The bear knew there was food in the car. It broke the back window. It climbed in.

4. We could have pizza for dinner. We could have an omelet for dinner.

5. The kids didn’t get much sleep last night. They were very grumpy this morning.

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1. Matt and Rob hurryed to the meeting but, hed left the house two late and it was over.

2. For our vacation spot we will chose among Galway Ireland and Naples Italy.


3. Wow Rudy exclaimed you found a new car really quickly.

Circle the infinitive in this sentence.

4. After practice, everyone on the volleyball team voted to make Emma the captain.

Circle the best word to complete this analogy.

5. alien : foreign :: native : unchanged concerned indigenous confusing


1. I didn’t find nothing I wanted to read that bad at the book store so I went to the libery

2. Sir wood you rather have tea cofee or hot chocolate the server asked.

If the guide words on a dictionary page are illustration and impact, which word will not be on the page?

3. image illegal imitation immune immense


4. Mary and Ana invited us to visit them after we finish our semester in London.

Circle the adverb. Does it tell how, where, when, or to what extent?

5. Dylan has almost completed the crossword puzzle.

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1. there was a old fragrant rose vine climing up the side of the Martins house.

2. Chin-Hua whined we have less players on are team than them have on they’rs.


3. Jackson, is about 20 minutes from Greenbrier, has a great amusement park.


4. Under the trees in the garden, the children had buried a box of ”treasure.”


5. Nobody knows how hard I’ve tried to learn this piece!


1. At the request of the student counsel all students’ will vote on the ethics code.

2. Althow she searched all over for our books, sheila don’t find mine or her.

Circle the abstract noun or nouns in this sentence.

3. German shepherds are known for their intelligence and loyalty, and they make wonderful pets.

Choose the best word or words to complete this sentence.

4. My little niece Sophie is about the world than I was at her age.

more curious most curious curiouser curiousest

Underline the main verbs in this sentence.

5. Nearly everyone in our family was waiting for Uncle Oliver’s train when it arrived at 3:00.

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Correct the errors in this business letter. Write each underlined section correctly.

setember 7 2009 1

dear ms greenburg 2

i wood like to invite you to our next montly assembly Please let me know if you can come. 3 4

very truely yours 5

James Medeiros, Grade 8 President

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1. Grandma moses was a american artist who begun painting when she was in her 70s.

2. did you notice them people setting next to us waring New York Mets caps

Write the simple subject and the simple predicate in this sentence.

3. Until it was canceled last year, my favorite part of the fair had been the pie-eating contest.


Circle the prefix that means ”together.”

4. non co pre dis

Underline the past perfect verb in this sentence.

5. By the time Chenxi got home after work, everyone else had eaten dinner.


1. Although they enjoy lisening to music mark and letty dont go to alot of concerts.

2. Tom showed us a photo of him, standing among his parents at the beech last summer.

Circle the correct word to complete this sentence.

3. I’m going to have a DJ at my party, and Isabel’s going to have a band at .

his hers mine theirs


4. The restaurant in my town makes all its own bread.

Does this sentence include a simile or personification?

5. Raindrops danced across the car windows.

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1. many family’s is saving money by eating dinner at home, instead of at restarants.

2. US Presidents Thomas Jefferson and John Adams, both dying on july 4 1826.

Circle the subordinating conjunction in each sentence.

3. The children had a good time at the park yesterday, even though it was chilly.

4. They played on the swing set until it was almost too dark to see.

Write the direct object and the indirect object in this sentence.

5. Speedy Pizza gave us a free pizza because our order went to the wrong address.

direct object indirect object


1. both of Beths parents are alumnuses of new york University and, she went their, too.

2. Beethoven wrote Ode to joy when he was loosing his hereing.


3. Our cat likes to sleep on the back of my father’s chair when he’s watching TV.

Rewrite these sentences to correct the run-ons.

4. The Azores are a group of nine islands they are in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean.

5. Settlers from Europe began arriving in 1439, most of these settlers were Portuguese.

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Rewrite these sentences to correctly punctuate the dialogue. 1. I’d love to go to the concert with you tomorrow, but I already have plans explained Joe.

2. Marianne asked who took the ice cream out of the freezer and left it on the counter?

3. A master’s degree in education Wayne said is the next step in my career plans.

4. You’re going to miss the exit if you don’t slow down right now shouted my mother.

5. The Cretaceous period Mr. Luther told his students followed the Jurassic period.

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1. Jan said please dont forget to pick up the cake for Whitney when you left the office.

2. jose and connie arent going to go nowhere for the weekend, because they’re broke.

Write the plural form of each noun.

3. axis

4. species


5. Whenever Toni’s grandparents visit, she makes a special dinner for the whole family.


1. This old weding photos of you grandparents is more pretty, than I expected.

2. Audrey and Leo which visited us last month has invited us to go on vacation with him.


3. We have opened a café called ”Java” on our block.


4. After the prom, meet us at the ”midnight breakfast” at Will’s house.

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5. We did not have enough money for bus fare, so we had to walk home.

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1. Robin and Martin have a bigger vegetable garden its largely enough to feed them all sumer.

2. they do all the work in the garden theyselfs even though its extreme difficult.


3. A witness told the police what she had seen.


4. Walt Whitman is the poet wrote ”Song of Myself.”


5. Alberto played his cello solo than anyone else at the audition.

beautiful most beautiful more beautifully beautifully


1. Ruth was more hungry than I when we came home so she ate three ham sandwich’s.

2. Ms Raines is taking a trip to savannah georgia to visit her old college roomate


3. Patrick Henry said give me liberty or give me death in his speech on March 23, 1775.


4. The play’s dress rehearsal will be held at the Memorial Theater in Manchester.

Circle the root in each of these words. Then write its meaning.

5. chronology synchronize chronic

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Correct the errors in this outline. Write each line correctly.

GORILLAS

i. largest living primates in the world

A. tropical and subtropical forest dwellers

1. live in groups led by ”silverbacks” (adult males)

forage for food including fruit, leaves, and shoots

II. share 98 to 99% of DNA with humans

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1. Alexs parents bought new furnitures, for the liveing room and the dinning room.

2. the song, over the rainbow is written in 1939 for The Wizard of Oz.

Circle the adverbs in the following sentences. Do they tell how, where, when, or to what extent ?

3. Lu absolutely refused to let us help her clean up after lunch.

4. Gianni was surprised that I spoke Italian well.

Circle the participle. Underline the noun that the participle modifies.

5. Dozens of happy children played in the crashing ocean waves.


1. David’s and Barbara’s house are in dallas texas but they used to live in Chicago.

2. there were tall elegant trees allong the rode to the farm where we spended the week.


3. Marta played tennis all afternoon, despite having had a headache in the morning.

If the guide words on a dictionary page are project and property, which word will not be on the page?

4. promise prolong pronto prophecy proof

Circle the predicate noun. Underline the word or words in the subject that it renames.

5. Mike’s cousins Jamir and Wesley are his best friends, and they do everything together.

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1. the magicians hands moved so quick that they was almost imposible to see.

2. His illusions was amazing everyone in the audience were wondering how he done them.

Circle the linking verb in this sentence.

3. The dog seems really ill; he won’t eat or drink anything at all.

Circle the prefix that means ”opposite.”

4. mono anti pan geo


5. My mother’s double-fudge brownies are rich, sweet, and delicious.


1. Carlos please buy a extra loaf of bread at the store Susana requested.

2. I know where I’m going to spend my next vacations but Josh don’t know about him


3. Kelly, after a lot of thought, told her bosses that she needed to take some time off.


4. Bob dropped the ball on our project, but he apologized.

Circle the abstract nouns in this sentence.

5. The mother looked at her new baby with love and adoration.

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1. Gunpowder was invented in China in the 9th century. It didn’t reach Europe until the13th century.

2. We think Cathy and Nate went to the store. They needed batteries.

3. Su-lin often gets headaches when she’s stressed. She tries to rest and relax every day.

4. Asparagus is my favorite vegetable. It can be expensive. I don’t eat it often.

5. Swallows spend more time flying than any other songbird. They eat insects as they fly.

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1. Spinach is an healthful vegtable but a lot of people doesn’t like it to much.

2. im sure that well see lots of people we knew at the party at my grandparents house.

Write the simple predicate and the complete predicate in this sentence.

3. My niece Claire is learning to figure skate.

simple predicate complete predicate


4. We heard something outside the window late last night.


5. Do you know how your parents first met?


1. them beautiful silver earings and bracelet belongs to kristin’s grandmother, Mormor.

2. Mormor took them with herself when she immigrated to america from sweden.

Circle the pair of correlative conjunctions in this sentence.

3. Marie is going to the dentist next week, whether she wants to or not.


4. Wanda, somebody left you a message about an hour ago.



5. Because a mockingbird in the garden had sung all night long, nobody slept a wink!

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1. Allthough she don’t have no training as a decorator Sarah’s made her place real nice!

2. Her living room, its the most elegant designed room in the house


3. She sneezed so loudly that she scared me.

Underline the compound subject of this sentence.

4. New York City and Disney World are my two favorite vacation destinations.


5. olives : bitter :: honey : sticky sweet golden runny


1. The doctor, which has treated my family fore years is Dr Sandra McGovern.

2. whenever Becca is happy she paints absolute beautifull watercolors


3. Helen and Nora got caught in a rainstorm, and it completely soaked them.


4. the resource room at the library


5. Silent Spring, by Rachel Carson, is one of the books of the 20th century.

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A typical house in the U.S. is made from wood brick or concrete. However, there are many 1

other materials for bilding houses. In many parts of the world houses are made from adobe. 2 3

adobe contains dirt or sand mixed with water. It also contains, organic material such as straw. 4 5

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1. Luis didn’t want to drive to new york by hisself but no body can go with him.

2. Isnt the Brown’s house a little further down morningside road

Circle the coordinating conjunction(s) in this sentence.

3. Lesley says her personal style is ”eccentric yet elegant,” but I think it’s funky!


4. Whenever she wants to have friends over to her place.


5. Michael is designing a robot that will help people who are in wheelchairs.


1. jingle shells or ”mermaid’s toenails” are a extremly common shell found around the world.

2. Where’d joyce learn to play the drums so good

Write the simple subject and the complete subject of this sentence.

3. During the New Year’s dance, groups of smiling people filled the hotel ballroom.

simple subject complete subject


4. Tedeschi’s grocery store is in the Town Square Shopping Center.


5. Please leave your wet coats and umbrellas in the entryway.

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1. Rita gots the tickets for mame all ready but we hasn’t paid her for they yet.

2. I need to talk to both henry and kate before, he leaves the office for lunch.


3. Somebody at the office gave the salesperson the correct address.


Circle the suffix that could be placed in both of these words.

4. kilo tele

ize phone gram oid


5. Terri spent the afternoon at the museum, even though the weather was beautiful.


1. This years regional baseball’s championship is going to be in Moline illinois.

2. If you want to watch a interesting show about, whales tonight you should rent these!

Write the plural form of this noun.

3. stimulus


4. I don’t like this sweater at all Megan complained it’s really scratchy.

Circle the adverb. Does it tell how, where, when, or to what extent ?

5. Chun-hua coughed loudly to get my attention.

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The tomato is an interesting plant. Tomatoes have been grown by humans since prehistoric 1

times. Tomatoes were eaten by the Aztecs. Other groups in Mesoamerica also ate tomatoes. 2

The tomato was first taken to Europe by Spanish explorers. From Spain, the tomato began 3

its journey around the world. Today, tomatoes are eaten by people everywhere. They are 4

always available. In 2008, 125 million tons of tomatoes were grown in just five countries. 5

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1. them hikking boots is very dirty so they need to be cleaned Sid.

2. The more exciting part of our trip to australia, was seeing wild kangarooes


3. Lisa promised that she’d call us after the movie was over, but she must have forgotten.


4. A man with a straw hat on his head was standing in the garden.


Circle the main verb in this sentence.

5. They have had a lot of problems with flooding in Texas this year.


1. ferns and mosses are to kinds of plants that don’t have no flowers, or seeds.

2. Michelle can you loan me your bicycle tomorrow.


3. Sheyna’s best qualities are her patience and strength.


4. Yesterday’s soccer game was incredibly exciting.


5. Both pedals broke off my old bike, and then they fell down a storm drain.

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1. Well I wish you would of told me youd be late for diner.

2. Would you like a tall icey drink to cool off from the heat outside Gran asked.


3. pediatrician

Underline the subordinating conjunction in this sentence.

4. The Run for Charity will be held on Saturday, even if it rains.


5. Carmen believes in being precise; she expresses herself much than I do.

clearer more clear more clearly clearly


1. Purchased from russia in 1867 Alaska become a state on january 3 1959.

2. Alaskas’ state motto is ”North to the future” and it’s state flower are the forget-me-not.

Circle the infinitives in this sentence.

3. Donna hopes to travel to Poland on her next vacation in order to meet her relatives.


4. I think that the dog is barking at the back door.


5. Ella Fitzgerald was a great jazz musician, she lived from 1917 to 1996.

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Rewrite these sentences to correctly punctuate the dialogue. 1. Who would like to go to the mountains with me this weekend asked George.

2. Let’s call Magda said Izzy to see if she has the homework assignment.

3. Ahmed told his coach I’ve got to leave practice early to help my dad clean the garage.

4. We will be arriving in Las Vegas in 30 minutes the flight attendant announced.

5. Has anyone seen my reading glasses since yesterday morning wondered Tom.

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1. Edward G Robinson an actor in the early days of hollywood often played a gangsters.

2. Our classmate Mark and his family, lives near a library a bank and a jim


3. Caffé La Luna, is owned by my uncle, is an Italian restaurant.

Does this sentence include a simile or a metaphor?

4. As quiet as a mouse, Lee crept into the sleeping baby’s room.


5. No matter how hard she tries, Kim never does as well in history class as she’d like.


1. because Andrew walks more far to the bus stop than Tony he get up earliest.

2. Cherrys are my favorit kind of fruit I eat alot of it in the summertime.


3. Although they can look fierce, boxer dogs are usually very friendly and easygoing.


4. Greta said she’d bring her cooler to the beach if you also bring .

yours hers mine his


5. Before Bob moved to Japan, he had spent six months studying Japanese.

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1. At the end of the year Aisha’s friends’ thrown a big party for Halim and she.

2. Every body, at Tim’s house is watching back to the future after desert.


3. Call me as soon as you get home from school.


4. Paula’s house is near a loud, busy intersection.


5. the waiting room at the airport


1. Laying on the shore of Lake ontario Toronto Ontario is Canadas larger city.

2. Sir your dogs’ coller is lose and hes getting away


3. When Nadine’s mom makes spaghetti sauce, the whole house smells like garlic!

If the guide words on a dictionary page are complex and concern, which word will not beon the page?

4. complement concave comply concentrate compute


5. Nobody explains chemistry than Ms. Maldonado.

clearer clearly more clearly most clearly

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FridayRead each sentence. Write the sentence parts listed.

1. The sisal plant, which is native to Mexico, can be used to make rope, paper, and cloth.


2. Newton’s First Law was published in 1687; it is also known as the Law of Inertia.

pronoun antecedent

3. When Jeanine returned from her trip to Hawaii, she brought everyone colorful shirts and dresses.


4. We are giving a housewarming party for our new neighbors next Sunday.

complete subject simple predicate

5. Would you mind leaving your shoes outside the front door, please?

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1. because, she uses a wheelchair Maxs’ grandma live in an one-story house.

2. Sand are made up of tiny peaces of rock and minerals and they can be many collors.

Is this noun singular or plural?

3. vertebrae

Write the subject of this sentence.

4. When opening the box, be careful not to cut yourself.


5. Dr. Margaret Gibbs was the head of the chemistry department for ten years.


1. Aunt brendas famous, green beans is cooked in garlic olive oil and lemon juice.

2. my house keys are right hear, I’ve never saw those ones before


3. James is much than most people.

carefuller carefully more careful more carefuller

Is the following text a fragment or a complete sentence?

4. As well as meeting her parents at the airport


5. We could not reach Mia and Paul at home, because they were riding bikes in the park.

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1. there weren’t no snow on the mountain all winter so we couldn’t do any sking.

2. Even though, he is great at tenis Matt is worried he might loose his match next week.


3. Volunteers at Community Day can either clean the playground or paint the cafeteria.


4. I don’t want to be a wet blanket, but I’m staying home.


5. George hates getting to the cinema after the previews have begun.




Circle the indefinite pronoun in each sentence.

3. It seems that several of the neighbors in this area have dogs.



5. sus ant


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Combine the following sentences to make one sentence. 1. Everyone was watching the championship on TV. The town was nearly empty.



4. Rosie wanted to go to the lake with us. She got sick. She couldn’t go.

5. Istanbul is the biggest city in Turkey. It used to be called Constantinople.

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1. Jazz and blues is Waynes favorite kinds of musics to listen too.

2. Because she was living in China for ten years sheryl may speak Mandarin quite good.


3. Yesterday, Rebecca told us that she was moving to Toledo.


4. Margie and Chris showed their friends a lot of vacation photos last night.


5. Wilson is my cousin Karen’s dog he is a big yellow Labrador retriever.


1. Them hockey skates are real good but theyre to expensive four me to buy.

2. Anastasias getting a fast powerful computer before, she go to college next year.


3. The book you’re reading looks extremely interesting.

Circle the gerund in this sentence.

4. Although swimming is his favorite sport, Malcolm doesn’t go to the pool very often.


5. blade : sharp :: glass : clear smooth transparent fragile

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1. Even though Dads’ car is more new than Moms we usually take her on long trips

2. flower butter and water are the only ingredient in Aunt Julie’s pie crust recipey.


3. The school bus is really late this morning!


4. Kayla dropped the glass on the floor, and it broke into a thousand pieces.

Underline the simple subjects and circle the simple predicates in this sentence.

5. Every Saturday, Lee and Rachel play golf and go out to dinner.


1. June 6 2009 was the date, Betsy moved to her new house in bloomfield

2. When Marcia babysits for her cousins she allways has to reed them ”little red riding hood.”


3. Hey Mark shouted to his friends I’m over here


4. After three attempts, Jack finally passed his written driving test with a perfect score.


5. melancholy

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FridayWrite whether each sentence is simple, compound, or complex.

1. Jen’s family lives on a boat, and they travel all over the Eastern Seaboard.

2. Although I’ve worked on it for an hour, I can’t solve this problem.

3. Until the summer solstice, the days get longer.

4. Soup is Tony’s favorite meal, even if it’s canned.

5. Thunderstorms often occur during the summertime.

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1. There is a smallest version of the statue of Liberty on the seine River in paris France.

2. in hot dry weather it is important to drink alot of waters

Underline the prepositional phrases in this sentence.

3. Lucas was late for practice, so he ate his dinner in huge bites and left quickly.


4. Native to Australia and New Zealand, echidnas are fascinating animals.



5. It is time for me to find a new hobby.


1. since everyone else were sick Max and Joy watched finding nemo by theyselves.

2. Dont lie them dirty shoes on the table Lee called to the kids which came in from outside.


3. Max donated twenty bags of rice to the food drive.


4. The month of March brought howling, icy winds that lasted for days.

Circle the prefix that means ”between” or “among.”

5. non post inter trans

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1. James and me are allways arguing about whose a better guitar player

2. lori says she doesn’t want no birthday presents so I’m donating to a charity in her name


3. Very young children often have abundant energy and imagination.


4. Reading maps is something Jane does really well.

Underline the main verb in this sentence.

5. Heavy rain has been falling for three hours.


1. The mayor Linda Jones dedicated a knew park next to the libery yesterday afternoon.

2. Wen and Kim was surprised to find a enormous package on they’re dining room table


3. Dr. Louis Leakey was an archaeologist studied early humans in Africa.

Underline the preposition. Circle the object of the preposition.

4. I think we’re lost; let’s follow the road along the river and see where it goes.


5. a wallet belonging to Mr. Henderson

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Rewrite these sentences to correctly punctuate the dialogue. 1. We will never have friends over without asking you the twins promised their parents.

2. What a nice surprise it was to have Gio stop by Wendy exclaimed.

3. Why groaned Martina didn’t we take the express train to Gran’s this time?

4. It’s hard for me to concentrate Ted complained with you making all that noise.

5. Jack’s not home right now his brother said but I will take a message for him.

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1. Tara goes to seattle Washington for a youth conference last month.

2. After a long days work Alex like’s to go to the pool and swimming for a hour or so.


3. I met Jenni’s new roommate yesterday and she seems like a really nice person.


4. Jonathan said that he would be out of town for two days.

Circle the coordinating conjunction in this sentence.

5. Ian is interested in photography, so he’s saving his money to buy a new camera.


1. Ms Greens’ explanation of local whether helped us understand it more complete.

2. Jake and max who are Wills’ best friends said he wood be happy to help at the carwash.

If the guide words on a dictionary page are bright and burly, which word will not beon the page?

3. bring budget burden bundle bridge


4. focus


5. Never talk to Melanie before she’s had her first cup of coffee.

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1. rose was setting next to me all day but she didn’t say nothing at all.

2. The new puppy tiped it’s water dish over and it made a big mess.


3. Susan’s seventeenth birthday party was a wonderful celebration.



4. After everyone gave their opinion, the committee voted.


5. If the house keys aren’t on the table, look on the kitchen counter.

we you he it


1. look above my head the photographer said so your eyes wont seem red from the flash

2. All the TV’s stations broadcasted a story about the old torpedos finded on the beach.


3. My sister’s camera is broken, so I let her take on vacation with her.

theirs mine his hers


4. Because it rained so much last week, the garden was muddy and unpleasant for days.


5. con icalpend vert gress neg

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FridayCircle the words in each sentence that demonstrate alliteration.

1. Nobody knows how Nora’s nicest shoes ended up in the puppy’s bed.

2. The hazy, hot, humid weather made Henry Harvey feel like he was wrapped in a horribly heavy, wet blanket.

3. Sheila shouldn’t show everyone Sean’s photographs without his permission.

4. We have many merry memories of Emily’s ”musical madness” parties.

Write an alliterative sentence using words that begin with W.

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1. when the cat is nervouse about something she paces meows and hisses.

2. Helene draws great comics but she hasn’t never took drawing lessons.

Underline the future perfect verb in this sentence.

3. By the time Paul finishes eating dinner, we will have washed all the dishes.


4. An amazing series of coincidences.


5. Nelly does not need any help cleaning house, so her husband Pat is going shopping.


1. Francine’s mom sews every one of them costumes for last years school play

2. Lou’s learning the poem paul reveres ride by H W Longfellow for the talent show.


3. How’s your family doing these days, Miguel?


4. Those brownies are so delicious that I think I’m going to have another right now.

Circle the prefix that means ”new” or “recent.”

5. pan neo geo thermo

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1. If it’s two dark to see in here you can rise the curtain a bit

2. bowling, is our favorite way to spend a afternoon thats rainy and cold.


3. I’m taking my bike to the repair shop because the chain falls off a lot.


4. When it comes to fuel, small cars are than large cars and trucks.

more efficient efficient most efficient most efficiently


5. The nurse placed a thermometer under Josh’s tongue to take his temperature.


1. during a period of hummid weather it takes a long time, for paint to dry total.

2. Donna’s most young sister was born on january 10 2004 in Boston.


3. Uncle Brad cheerfully gave all the little kids a piggyback ride.


4. Do we have any chocolate ice cream Meredith asked her mother


5. The audience gave the youth chorus two standing ovations.


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Correct this outline. Cross out incorrect items and write your corrections above.

ROBERTO CLEMENTE

i. baseball career

A. early years

1. first professional contract with Santurce, Puerto Rico, Crabbers

first National League team, Montreal Royals

II. humanitarian work

youth baseball clinics in Puerto Rico

b. food aid to Nicaraguan earthquake victims

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1. If a jury don’t reech a agreement about the evidences in a trial it’s called a ”hung jury.”

2. Saturdays golf match had to be suspend because of several goose on the coarse.


3. A police officer tried to find the crying child’s parents among the crowd at the parade.


4. I like to eat at Tony’s because their food is served than anywhere else in town.

quickest more quickly quicker most quickly


5. Near the river, the road-weary travelers stopped to set up their campsite.


1. This year our vegtable garden, is the bigger and most varied weve ever grown.

2. Joanna and her sisters has studyed piano with Mrs Doherty for ten years


3. Vitamin D is an essential nutrient for human beings and is added to many dairy foods.


4. The weather has been awful this month I’m ready for some sunshine!


5. After the clothes were washed, we hung them on the line to dry.

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1. wally is a strong intelligent person but he can be real insensitive sometime

2. Joan will be atending vanderbilt university in Nashville Tennessee next year.


3. I admire your dedication to your family’s happiness.


4. Maddy is running tomorrow’s charity carwash.


5. Jackson was so excited that he opened the letter before he got in the house.


1. Sheila don’t ever have no money but i’m not going to loan her no more.

2. Shes going to half to find a way to earn more of hers own money.


3. The books you’ve been looking for all morning are on the kitchen table.


4. Have the Gizzis decided whether they’re coming to the block party or not?


5. The highway was a parking lot after a truck spilled its load of gravel.

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FridayRewrite these sentences and add parentheses where they are needed.

1. Jan’s cousins Barb and Bev also her best friends held a party for her 75th birthday.

2. Make an appointment for your road test at the local DMV Division of Motor Vehicles.

3. Please note that this bill must be paid in full within sixty 60 days.

4. Toni’s favorite saying is ”carpe diem” seize the day.

5. Louisa May Alcott 1832–1888 wrote the novels Little Women and Jo’s Boys.

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1. Russ who just returned from japan want to show them vacation photos to his friends

2. Most plants’s leafs are green, because it contains a substance called chlorophyll.


3. Kindness is an important characteristic.


4. Helen moved the big table into the living room so she’d have more room to work.

Circle the best word to complete this sentence.

5. Jamal wants to know whose cake you liked better, Mia’s or .

theirs mine his ours


1. Before the parade started we tyed the sashes tight around our wastes over, our uniform jackets.

2. Bos friend Mary wants to join the book club but he’s too busy write now.


3. Our drum major, Tim Juarez, was chosen to participate in the all-state marching band in 2010.


4. Tami and Drew recently bought a new, inexpensive car.


5. Maria’s dog often travels with her, so it is very comfortable in airplanes and cars.

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1. Can you please give tina a hand geting the groceries out of the trunk Carmen asked.

2. This burger is huge but Wes and Pete has all ready finished their

If the guide words on a dictionary page are taste and theater, which word will not beon the page?

3. tattle tall thank tawny terror


4. As you dissolve the agar the lab monitor explained be sure to stir it well.

Underline the linking verbs in this sentence.

5. Even though the chicken soup is cold, it still smells delicious.


1. taking photos traveling and playing guitar are just a few of Keishis hobbys.

2. For his finalest music assinment he wrote a song called look through my eyes.


3. ating com ory

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4. When we got to the cafeteria, it was noisy and crowded.


5. This year, everyone in the school is welcome to join the computer club.


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Combine the following sentences to make one sentence. 1. A hurricane was coming. Everyone boarded up their windows. They bought supplies.

2. Thomas Jefferson had a great mind. He invented many devices. He was a philosopher.

3. Robert is a wonderful cook. He is Carol and Tim’s friend. He often invites them for brunch.

4. The Inca people lived in what is now Peru. They built Machu Picchu.

5. It’s very hot this week. We’re using the air conditioner a lot. It is expensive.

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1. Shane dance’s wilder than his friends and they allways teese him about it.

2. Andy is a nickname for andrea the girl explain patiently.


3. Nobody saw the person who took my bike.

Circle the subordinating conjunction in this sentence.

4. Now that Manuel has graduated, he’s looking for a good job.


5. Since it’s supposed to rain tonight, meet me inside the train station, not outside.

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1. Yesterdays’ pop quiz, was extreme difficult for Lou and I to finish

2. Ben franklin said that a apple a day keeps the doctor a way


3. We couldn’t believe that Pablo had learned to play the piano so quickly.

Circle the prefix that means ”before.”

4. sub co inter pre


5. Mr. Mariscal built the children a treehouse in the backyard last weekend.


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1. Whose the generus person that sent me rose’s Kim wondered.

2. Robert E Peary and, Matthew Henson reached the north pole on April 6 1909.


3. The bright, sunny day felt wonderful to everyone after weeks of rain.



4. Ana is coming to the party at six, unless she has to stay late at work.


5. Sandy bought her new bike for peanuts.


1. after all this time I still think its wonderful that you and me became friends.

2. Finches sparrows and wrens all visiting the Johnsons back yard feeder.


3. thesis


4. This jacket was very expensive, but it feels scratchy.


5. the director of the film

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FridayCorrect the errors in this business letter. Write each underlined section correctly.

Febuary 8 2010 1

dear Dr arno 2

Thank you very much fore your help with my sience project on diabetes. I think that 3

youll be happy to no that I received second prize for my work. 4

sincerely your 5Alana Suffolk

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1. ginger root tea made from a comon spice is real good for your digestion

2. Francisco spended alot of time practiceing before, he took his pilots test.


3. She had called several times before anyone answered.


4. The boys were enjoying the pool so much that they stayed in the water for hours.


5. A large photo of Dan’s grandparents hangs on his living room wall.



1. yesterday we called a repare service, because the dishwasher is making a fun sound.

2. Mark and Sarah visited the huntington library in San Marino California while on vacation


3. In order to find a new place to live


4. George Washington Carver, who lived from 1864 to 1943, was a pioneering botanist.


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1. When ever our dog sees the mail carrier it starts barking loud and wag it’s tail.

2. Tom dont enjoy mowwing the grass but he says its good exercise fore him.


3. I’m going to eat lunch later since I had a big breakfast.


4. The word ”troglodyte” describes a person lives in a cave.


5. Bill’s aunt from Dubuque, Iowa, is visiting him next month.


1. the first song on her latest album, is called dont you wish you new me?

2. I’ve heared it no less than eigt times this week but I’am not tired of it yet!


3. Kerri doesn’t have just one cat, she has several that are all really big.Rewrite this sentence to correctly punctuate the dialogue.

4. When I was a kid, I didn’t have many toys, so I made my own Mrs. Wright explained.


5. Soft, fluttering petals fell from the rosebushes onto the ground.

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”If you want a bigger vocabulary, you need to read more my teacher Mr. Hicks, told me. 1

At first, I didn’t beleive him. Besides, I didn’t like reading novels. Then I began to read comics, 2 3

magazines and, even history books. Now my vocabulary is huge! I guess mr. hicks was right. 4 5

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1. Ms Jamison and Mr. Wayland our track coaches often goes running by their selves.

2. when Luke went fishing last weekend he catched three trouts in 30 minutes


3. wind : gusty :: sun : fall blazing rise clear

Circle the linking verbs in this sentence.

4. When my dad is angry, he gets very quiet and leaves the room.


5. We couldn’t find a parking place and barely made it to the movie.


1. Margaret said if you need me to babysit any of them days, ill be happy two.

2. Dans sister is more old than him but she’s still afrade of thunderstorms

Underline the correlative conjunction pair in this sentence.

3. Not only does Molly paint well, but she also makes beautiful ceramic pieces.


4. Hannah sighed with relief when she saw her mom.

Circle the future perfect verb in this sentence.

5. By the time John finishes his summer book list, he will have read 25 books.

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1. Liz was disapointed that the videow store didnt have none of the DVDs she wanted.

2. The comunity chorus was founded on october 10 1985 by Dr Jane Classen.


3. A child’s ball rolled across the busy street, stopping traffic immediately.


4. The waves pounded the small boat against the dock, it filled with water.


5. Caroline baked the brownies ever for the bake sale at school.

more delicious deliciously most delicious delicious


1. Kim frank and I all have new notebooks but, mine is red and their’s are blue.

2. After a bussy morning max spent a long quiet afternoon reading on the poarch.


3. When the water boils, add the pasta.


4. I was captivated by the passion and energy of her piano performance.


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1. Hallie is a ”city kid.” She can sleep with a lot of noise. She can sleep with the light on.

2. Catnip is a member of the mint family. It doesn’t affect all cats in the same way.

3. Tyrone learned to knit from his grandmother. He says it relaxes him.

4. The seasons are ”reversed” in the Southern Hemisphere. July is a winter month.

5. Andrea is going hiking next weekend. Her friend Susan is going, too. They often hike together.

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1. John F Kennedy the 35th President of the united states was elected in 1960

2. if you don’t want to anoy the downstairs neighbor’s please walk a little more quiet.


3. Jeff’s grandfather left him and his brothers a cottage at the beach.


4. You should not make plans for the weekend until you have checked your work schedule.

If the guide words on a dictionary page are damage and dashing, which word will not beon the page?

5. dart dance dapple data damp


1. The news anchor said sternly a extreme powerful snowstorm is headed our way tommorow.

2. national velvet is my grandmothers favorite movie and shes seen it about 25 times.


3. Despite hours of searching, the Millers haven’t located their lost dog yet.


4. crisis

Circle the coordinating conjunction in this sentence.

5. Gianni claims he isn’t interested in making the honor roll, yet he studies quite a lot.

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1. Mrs Rivas don’t like to have no squirrels in her garden but her kids think there cute.

2. Joel’s bicicle is old rusty and ugly but it is also a good way to get around town


3. Paul is a quiet and thoughtful man, but today he seems angry about something.

Is the subject of this sentence simple or compound?

4. Chocolate, though usually sweet, is tasty with chilies, too.

Underline the infinitive in this sentence.

5. Neither Megan nor her brother was able to go to their big annual family reunion.


1. Megans sure that if she keeps looking she was going to find a knew job next month

2. When he found a fosil in the dry riverbed Joseph shouted everyone come look at this

Circle the indefinite pronouns in this sentence.

3. Michael and James were both at the lake, but Tasha didn’t see either of them.

Circle the word that correctly completes this sentence.

4. Gina and Mark carpool; some days they take his car, and others they take .

theirs hers yours his


5. Chicago is the largest city in the state of Illinois although it’s not the capital.

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Is the underlined clause in each sentence restrictive or nonrestrictive ? Write the answer on the line and add commas in the sentence if needed.

1. Bass River where my family spends every summer is a town on Cape Cod.

2. ”Jiaozi,” or pot stickers, are Chinese dumplings that are filled with ground meat and/or vegetables.

3. A flamingo’s bright pink feathers are due to its diet which usually includes tiny shrimp and algae.

4. Jordan who is a very caring person tries to see the best in everyone she meets.

5. The company where Salvador has worked for the past ten years is moving its offices.

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1. Pat got gum, stuck on the soul of his shoe so he scrapped it off with a butter nife.

2. Florence Nightingale was named for florence italy where she were born in 1820.


3. Being polite to everyone shows other people that you respect them.


4. Tom stood as straight as an arrow at the starting line.

Circle the predicate noun. Underline the word or words in the subject that it renames.

5. Terry and her sister have been my best friends since we were all in elementary school.


1. Paula and Dave who visited argentina last year are taking tango lesons now

2. Beside being noisey Carsons motorbike is real uncomfortable to ride.


3. The sewing pattern is so complicated that Donna has completely lost patience with it.


4. Repairs to area highways are urgent.

Circle the prepositional phrase in this sentence.

5. Bill’s desk is usually buried under a huge pile of mail, papers, and magazines.

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1. I hope your hungry there is cheeseburgers and potatoe salad for dinner.

2. Its not fair complaned Alex that people more young than 18 can’t see that movie

Circle the prefix that means ”across.”

3. micro trans pro ex

Underline the present participle in this sentence.

4. Even though I haven’t trained much, I’m planning to run in Saturday’s race.


5. Emma must have taken the bus home from the city tonight.

slower slowly slowest most slowly


1. Jamal and Kisha isn’t going to the concert but Mark and me wouldnt miss it.

2. even though the nation of Belize is in central america it’s official language is English.


3. When the sun comes out, don’t forget to wash and wax the cars.

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4. Olivia placed the camera next to the tree and began taking pictures.


5. Listen carefully Mr. Bert said and I’ll play this passage again.

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FridayRewrite these sentences to correctly punctuate the dialogue.

1. Let’s see Mimi suggested if we can repair the broken vase with glue.

2. Would you like coffee or dessert now the server asked or would you rather wait?

3. The first cars Mr. Chen told us were known as ‘horseless carriages’.

4. Hey Mike shouted Scott we’re going to the beach later if you want to come.

5. I didn’t mean to break the lamp Lee confessed I hope you’ll forgive me.

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1. The first woman to graduate from a US medical school in 1849 was dr Elizabeth Blackwell.

2. on weekends in the summer Chelsea don’t want to go nowhere accept to the pool.

Is this sentence declarative, imperative, interrogative, or exclamatory?

3. A grilled cheese sandwich is still my favorite lunch.

Circle the subordinating conjunction in this sentence.

4. Janine promised to call her family as soon as she reached her destination.


5. the warm jacket of the boy


1. tony hanged them coats in the closet before he went upstairs, to study

2. Stacys first dog Freckles was a adorable wiggly puppy that grown into a calm dog.


3. Our neighbor Mark has not been home for a week.


4. Besides being very fragrant, oleander flowers are also highly poisonous.


5. Tara was wearing a turtleneck, a sweater, and a jacket, she was still cold.

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1. since they couldnt find their’s Simon and Jessie asked to borow my video camera.

2. November 11 1918 marked the end of world war which began in 1914.


3. Sarah’s cat often meows all night long, really annoys her.

Is the verb in this sentence transitive or intransitive?

4. The old dog was lying in the shade of a tall maple tree.


5. Kind, honest Douglas wouldn’t take advantage of anyone.



1. A rainy day, is a grate time for kids to catch up on they’re reading Isabel said.

2. Mr Thomas’ family has been rising pet Rabbits all last year.


3. The kitchen filled with the enticing aroma of fresh coffee and cinnamon rolls.


4. Gretchen is going to visit her aunt soon.


5. The waffles smelled wonderful, and they tasted even better.

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Even though, scientists aren’t completely sure why humans sleep, they aggree that it is essential. 1 2

Babies sleep as many as 18 hours a day which helps them grow and learn. Adults usually 3

sleep alot less, of course. without enough sleep, people can have health problems. 4 5

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1. The band played pomp and circumstance when, the graduates came on to the stage

2. Before diploma’s were handed out several alumnuses and students gave speaches.

If the guide words on a dictionary page are hamster and happen, which word will not beon the page?

3. happiness handle hamstring hanky hapless


4. Yesterday, Kendra spent a lot of time studying history.

Is the subject of this sentence simple or compound?

5. Charlie, Glen, and Mike go fishing in Idaho every July.


1. theo ate much more fast than the other kids in the pie-eating conttest so he won it easy.

2. When were on the farm we spend our days picking beens milking cows and collecting eggs.


3. ”If nobody else has a plan, Martha, I think we should follow ,” Ron said.

our mines yours its

Underline the simple subject of this sentence.

4. Above the golden fields, a red-tailed hawk flew in lazy circles.


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1. Teesha and, her brother Milo sent us a interesting postcard from their vacasion in Florida

2. they went to sarasota florida where they visit a clown colege.


3. Sanaa is going away for the weekend she is going to visit her cousins.


4. The student art festival was extremely popular and crowded with visitors.


5. No matter how difficult a task is, never stop trying to do it well.

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1. Kurt preffers to study spanish by hisself because he remembered more that way.

2. Weaver company plan to build a new factory in Pikeville buy early next year


3. Carrie wanted to pass the test, so she really hit the books hard.


4. Everyone collected a lot of bottles to recycle, but Matt collected the most.


5. Brushing your teeth after meals is a good way to prevent cavities.


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FridayRewrite these sentences and add dashes where they are needed.

1. The school’s principal a graduate of Bryn Mawr College is Ms. Victoria Keene.

2. Mrs. Peterman adored her children’s off-key singing she was shocked at the neighbors’ complaints.

3. His bicycle was very expensive it cost him his entire savings but he rarely rides it.

4. Everyone even those who knew his plans was surprised by Kevin’s announcement.

5. Eating well, exercising regularly, and getting enough sleep these are the keys to staying healthy.

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1. Before shannon has her audition tomorow she practices her solo a few times.

2. roses which are the world’s most poppular type of flower are related to apples and pairs.

Circle the past progressive verb in this sentence.

3. While the rest of us were watching the movie, my sister read her book.


4. thoughtfulness


5. How in the world did the cat get all the way up there wondered Ella.


1. Jake has a close loving family even through his parent’s and him sometimes disagree

2. the librarys’ old computer need to be replaced their going to hold a fund-raiser.


3. The newborn calf trotted clumsily beside its patient mother.


4. Henry tends to be with children than he is with adults.

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1. Mara who is five likes too wear brite colors but her older sister Rachel prefers more pale colors.

2. Are those what your looking for asked ollie, holding up a pair of glases.


3. Joshua is totally excited about going fishing this weekend.


4. Coby and Tim explained their project well to the committee, but they still didn’t get approval.

Circle the prefix that means ”bad.”

5. sub post mis con


1. Will you bring me to band practice dad requested Steve.

2. Dr T J Masten is opening a new dental practice, in newington last month.


3. Could Charlie’s story be true, or is he making it all up?


4. What interesting photos Janet takes!


5. The spy passed his contact a coded message wrapped in an old newspaper.


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Combine the following sentences to make one sentence. 1. Bonnie works in the yard on Saturdays. She likes to weed. She likes to cut the grass.

2. Mr. and Mrs. Simmons own a small trailer. They use it for their summer vacations.

3. Steam engines aren’t common now. In the past, they powered trains and ships.

4. We go skating every Sunday. The rink is near our house. It isn’t expensive.

5. Adam is writing his family history. He is interviewing his relatives. He is collecting old photos.

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1. as he washed the car Ken humming the old highway song ”root 66” to hisself.

2. the first color tv program were shown on june 25 1951.


3. They’re renting a house has a swimming pool.


4. Juan left the house as soon as he had eaten his breakfast and brushed his teeth.


5. I think my cellphone works in the country than it does in the city.

well best more well better


1. I was surprised because, i didn’t seen anyone I new at the club meating.

2. Hey, whats the dog doing with you’re shoe Ana asked her brother


3. February, with just 28 or 29 days, is the shortest month of the year.


4. gold : bendable :: granite :

angular clear shiny rigid


5. To make ice cream from scratch, you begin by cooking eggs, cream, and sugar.

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1. grace promised to tell her friend’s wear to by a backpack like her’s.

2. They all liked it because, it was big it had allot of pockets and it don’t cost much


3. Malta, which is a Mediterranean island, was a British colony from 1814 to 1964.



4. Ms. Min’s students are presenting tomorrow’s assembly.


5. We expected to hear from Brian and Anna yesterday, but there was no word from them.


1. because we didn’t want too walk far we parked closely to a entrance to the mall.

2. Alicia should of used a chart, in her lab repourt to explain her datas clearer.


3. A crackling, hot fire was burning in the wood stove all night long.


4. Rather than spending the weekend alone.

Underline the correlative conjunction pair in this sentence.

5. If you don’t want to drive, we can either call a cab or walk home.

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1. If that banging noise doesn’t stop soon Su-yong shouted I’m going to go crazy!

2. The fire chief said although most forest fires are accidental, some are set by people.

3. Who can tell me asked Mrs. Miller what the square root of 144 is?

4. Doesn’t Ellen want to go to the movies her father asked with surprise.

5. Baking soda said Mack is one of the most useful things you can have in your house.

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1. I thought them hamburgers werent hot enuf but I ate them because i was hungry.

2. Ms Sara Kim gave next months talk on local artests and they’re work.


3. the flag at City Hall

Circle the prepositional phrases in this sentence.

4. Marcos says that he always feels better after going for a long run.


5. Several books about dogs and cats are missing from the local library.



1. the wet dirty dog looked misrable as it stood, by the back door in the rain.

2. The reportor ask me for who did you vote in the last presidential election


3. Nate’s recipe for meatloaf is unusual and delicious, so his friends ask him for it often.

Circle the suffix that means ”the study of something.”

4. ism tion ology al

Is the verb in this sentence transitive or intransitive?

5. Despite a good night’s rest, Cassie looked exhausted.

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1. Now that were already to go to the airport dad cant find the plain tickets.

2. angela tryed to reach the cabin befor it started raining but she got soaked anyways.


3. Nobody in the study group except Carlos had all the class notes, so they used .

theirs hers its his

Circle the main verb in this sentence.

4. Mina, who doesn’t miss a thing, hadn’t suspected her friends were planning a surprise party for her.


5. The children had removed their shoes as soon as they arrived home from school.


1. The Red sox fan’s cheered more enthusiastic, than the yankees fans did.

2. Liz shook a empty milk carton and asked how’m I supposed to make pancakes with this


3. The author Charles Dickens spent his childhood in poverty, which he never forgot.


4. My mother’s laugh is music to my ears.


5. The students grew impatient because they were confused by the teacher’s explanation.

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The actress audrey hepburn was famous for her beauty elegance and kindness. She was 1 2

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1. everyone at the new school voted on it’s motto and they choose ”wisdom and honor.”

2. Grandma says shell treat my sister and I to a trip if we passed all our clases next term.


3. Shannon will not be able to work tomorrow.


4. Jon wants to be a pediatric oncologist, is a doctor for children with cancer.

Circle the independent clause in this sentence.

5. If I lived in a city with good public transportation, I would sell my car.


1. Cecilia studys violin at new england conservatory in Boston Massachusetts

2. My youngest sister and me despite a ten-year age difference has always got along.


3. Chris and Linda will not go shopping unless they can pay for everything in cash.


4. I don’t know what I’m going to do this weekend I might go to the skate park.


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1. Because it were a hollyday weekend they couldn’t find nowhere to stay at the beech.

2. Sara and matt made breakfast for their dads’ birthday and they did it by themself


3. Meg’s favorite snack is salted peanuts.


4. The shuttle to Times Square runs every two minutes said the conductor.

Is the predicate in this sentence simple or compound?

5. Greg enjoyed climbing Mt. Washington with his friends.


1. Without think of danger jared ran from the house two the berning car.

2. when Tami had went to the movies last night she spilled popcorns all over the floor.


3. Miranda answered all of the exam questions easily.


4. Before leaving the house, be sure to close the windows and lock the doors.

you we she they

Underline the subordinating conjunction in this sentence.

5. The kids at the birthday party ate cake and ice cream until they made themselves sick.

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1. Golda Meir who was Prime Minister of Israel from 1969 to 1974 began her working lifeas a teacher in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.

2. Chez Giselle is the French restaurant that opened in our neighborhood last month.

3. Since you’re leaving early tomorrow, put your things where you can find them easily.

4. A speleologist is a scientist who studies caves, their characteristics, and the animalsthat live in them.

5. Pizza which nearly everyone enjoys eating is often on the menu at school.

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1. The zuni hopi and navajo are, Native American groups of the southwestern US

2. Mr Kimura asked has anyone seen my black leather briefcase


3. The waiter quickly served the guests a large dinner and then brought them the bill.



4. My brothers were horsing around and broke a window.


5. An intruder was hiding behind the long living room curtains.


1. mika wanted to buy a new pare of running shoes that was real expensive.

2. she needed new shoes so she got them sneakers that shes waring now.


3. genius


4. Stephanie de la Higuera was our town’s first female police chief.


5. None of the passengers on the trolley was injured in the accident.


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1. A ancient map, show the city of el Dorado is the more valuable item in the museums collection.

2. Yang Lee’s letter is dated May 17 1874 its about his journey from china to California

Circle the present perfect progressive verb in this sentence.

3. Karina has been working in the vegetable garden all afternoon.

If the guide words on a dictionary page are mason and matter, which word will not beon the page?

4. mass mask matron match master

Underline the gerund in this sentence.

5. Mark’s favorite hobby is building computers from scratch.


1. When Luz red the return adress on the envelope she tear it open imediately.

2. Inside, were too invitations to the Summer Internship Fare at the daily herald newspaper


3. Under no circumstances will Mary go with us.


4. Adding grated cheese to the soup makes it taste much better.


5. Because of regular training, Eric has improved his time in the 400-meter hurdles.

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in 1903.

2. The weather is going to get worse tonight. We should cut our camping trip short.

3. I was really hungry yesterday morning. I ate two bowls of cereal. I ate three slices of toast.

4. Ben works at a veterinarian’s office. He loves all kinds of animals.

5. Gina told me a secret. She made me promise not to tell anyone else.

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Monday 1. ”Come on,” Linda said to her team, ”we

can win this game if we try harder!” 2. Mark’s going to do a summer internship

at a company in Louisville, Kentucky. 3. Carnegie Hall 4. exceptionally; to what extent 5. quickly; how

Tuesday 1. Because workers are making repairs

to the house next door, it’s very noisy right now.

2. At the equator, zero degrees latitude, the sun rises and sets at approximately the same times every day.

3. despite having a bad cold 4. the sun’s bright light 5. watching, playing

Wednesday 1. Kite boarding is an extreme sport that is

very exciting to watch from the beach. 2. The frightened child clung to his mother’s

legs and refused to go with the nurse. 3. he; us 4. they; me 5. modern, public

Thursday 1. We’re having a dessert party in the cafeteria

to collect money for band instruments. 2. Ming-Lee is the most talented artist in Ms.

Jackson’s drawing and painting class. 3. has been 4. four 5. but, also

Friday 1. simple 2. complex 3. compound 4. simple 5. complex

Monday 1. Last night, Phil forgot his ticket; Lizzy

didn’t have hers either, so neither of them could go to the concert.

2. Tokyo, the capital of Japan, is a huge city with millions of residents.

3. about, at 4. into 5. at our grandparents’ beach house

Tuesday 1. Ellie was fascinated by the color,

movement, and power of the ballet Fancy Free by Bernstein.

2. The baby’s tiny, curled fist waved in the air as he slept in his crib.

3. explaining, rang 4. studios 5. nuclei or nucleuses

Wednesday 1. Spring weather can change very

quickly; one day it’s warm and the next you need an umbrella badly.

2. When the magician pulled a rabbit out of his hat, the audience cheered more excitedly than ever.

3. transitive

4. It’s bitterly cold and windy today, so I think I’d better wear a coat.

5. bio

Thursday 1. Before we go on our diving vacation,

we’re going to take scuba lessons from Ms. Gonzalez.

2. Our school’s new art wing, which will open on September 25, has two pottery studios.

3. flavor; chocolate 4. mast 5. are jumping

Friday 1. Swedish immigrants founded my hometown

in 1860. 2. My great-great grandfather, Olaf Lindbloom,

built our house. 3. A great-aunt started the library. 4. Olaf’s son Erik founded the hospital. 5. My brothers and I started the annual

Lindbloom family reunion.

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Monday 1. Jancelle said she’s working harder than

ever to make the cheerleading squad. 2. A tall, quiet boy stood at the side of the

court, watching the tennis match. 3. teacher; Ms. Maldonado 4. The neighbors must be barbecuing, because

it smells wonderful outside! 5. blinding smoke; burning building

Tuesday 1. The Williams family moved to Madison

on October 5, 2005, and lived there for four years.

2. An effect of Rob’s being laid off was that he couldn’t go to any movies with me.

3. demand 4. incredibly; to what extent 5. recently; when

Wednesday 1. The director of the school play, James E.

Jones, is also a drama critic for The Times. 2. It was a huge honor for Leslie and me to be

co-chairs of last year’s dance committee. 3. The sweet and spicy smell of barbecued

chicken

4. who 5. so that

Thursday 1. There was an article in the college paper

about Dr. Berger’s research on nutrition. 2. Melissa, despite a lot of hard work, didn’t

altogether finish painting her room. 3. challenging, satisfying 4. relax 5. read, developing

Friday 1. simple subject: boat;

simple predicate: moved 2. simple subject: family and friends;

simple predicate: are going 3. simple subject: molecule;

simple predicate: contains 4. simple subject: you;

simple predicate: should wash 5. simple subject: Sergei;

simple predicate: is bringing

Monday 1. We’re not ready to leave for work yet,

but we will be once the dog is fed. 2. At exactly 10:06 a.m., the announcer said,

”The train for Sacramento is now at Track 7.” 3. wilderness 4. became 5. declarative

Tuesday 1. Chuck attended Northwestern University

in Evanston, Illinois, where he studied mathematics.

2. Those houses and the rest of the neighborhood were built in the early 20th century.

3. graph 4. under the warm woolen blanket 5. from the intense summer sun

Wednesday 1. After she saw the phone bill, Billie

exclaimed, ”We have (or We’ve got) to spend less money!”

2. The day after tomorrow, we are going to (or we will) catch an earlier bus; we wantto get to school by 6:30.

3. highest

4. intransitive 5. portrait

Thursday 1. The Carlinis’ first flower shop, Blossom, did

very well, so they opened two more. 2. Everyone in our class agrees (or agreed)

that Gerry Maxwell is the most thoughtful person in school.

3. smog alert 4. Stewart said, ”I haven’t had anything to eat

all day, so I’m famished.” 5. anyone

Friday 1. punctuation error (material, from metal) 2. spelling error (metals) 3. capitalization error (Oxidation) 4. punctuation error (However, it) 5. spelling error (protective)

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Monday 1. Although they enjoy listening to music, Mark

and Letty don’t go to a lot of concerts. 2. Tom showed us a photo of himself standing

between his parents at the beach last summer.

3. hers 4. transitive 5. personification

Tuesday 1. Grandma Moses was an American artist who

began painting when she was in her 70s. 2. Did you notice those people sitting next to

us wearing New York Mets caps? 3. simple subject: part;

simple predicate: had been 4. co 5. had eaten

Wednesday 1. Both of Beth’s parents are alumni of New

York University, and she went there, too. 2. Beethoven wrote ”Ode to Joy” when he

was losing his hearing. 3. on the back of my father’s chair 4. The Azores are a group of nine islands; they

are in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean. or ...islands located in the middle...

5. Settlers from Europe began arriving in 1439; most of these settlers were Portuguese. orSettlers from Europe, most of whom were Portuguese, began arriving in 1439.

Thursday 1. Many families are saving money by eating

at home instead of at restaurants. 2. U.S. Presidents Thomas Jefferson and John

Adams both died on July 4, 1826. 3. even though 4. until 5. direct object: pizza; indirect object: us

Friday 1. ”I’d love to go to the concert with you

tomorrow, but I already have plans,” explained Joe.

2. Marianne asked, ”Who took the ice cream out of the freezer and left it on the counter?”

3. ”A master’s degree in education,” Wayne said, ”is the next step in my career plans.”

4. ”You’re going to miss the exit if you don’t slow down right now!” shouted my mother.

5. ”The Cretaceous period,” Mr. Luther told his students, ”followed the Jurassic period.”

Monday 1. This old wedding photo of your grandparents

is prettier than I expected. 2. Audrey and Leo, who visited us last month,

have invited us to go on vacation with them. 3. We’ve 4. you 5. did, had

Tuesday 1. Jan said, ”Please don’t forget to pick up

the cake for Whitney when you leave the office.”

2. José and Connie aren’t going to go anywhere for the weekend because they’re broke.

3. axes 4. species 5. she makes a special dinner for the

whole family

Wednesday 1. Ruth was hungrier than I when we came

home, so she ate three ham sandwiches. 2. Ms. Raines is taking a trip to Savannah,

Georgia, to visit her old college roommate.

3. Patrick Henry said, ”Give me liberty or give me death” in his speech on March 23, 1775.

4. Memorial Theater 5. chron; time

Thursday 1. Robin and Martin have a big vegetable

garden; it’s large enough to feed them all summer. or ...garden that’s large enough...

2. They do all the work in the garden themselves, even though it’s extremely difficult.

3. complete sentence 4. who 5. more beautifully

Friday I. Largest living primates in the world A. Tropical and subtropical forest dwellers 1. Live in groups led by ”silverbacks”

(adult males) 2. Forage for food including fruit,

leaves, and shoots II. Share 98 to 99% of DNA with humans

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1. Those hockey skates are really good, but they’re too expensive for me to buy.

2. Anastasia’s getting a fast, powerful computer before she goes to college next year.

3. extremely; to what extent 4. swimming 5. smooth

Tuesday 1. Jazz and blues are Wayne’s favorite

kinds of music to listen to. 2. Because she lived in China for ten years,

Sheryl can speak Mandarin quite well. 3. she; us 4. photos; friends 5. Wilson is my cousin Karen’s dog. He is a

big yellow Labrador retriever. or Wilson,my cousin Karen’s dog, is a big yellow Labrador retriever.

Wednesday 1. June 6, 2009, was the date Betsy moved to

her new house in Bloomfield. 2. When Marcia babysits for her cousins, she

always has to read them ”Little Red Riding Hood.”

3. ”Hey,” Mark shouted to his friends, ”I’m over here!”

4. Jack finally passed his written driving test with a perfect score.

5. four

Thursday 1. Even though Dad’s car is newer than Mom’s,

we usually take hers on long trips. 2. Flour, butter, and water are the only

ingredients in Aunt Julie’s pie crust recipe. 3. exclamatory 4. glass 5. Lee, Rachel; play, go

Friday 1. compound 2. complex 3. complex 4. complex 5. simple

Monday 1. Since everyone else was sick, Max and Joy

watched Finding Nemo by themselves. 2. ”Don’t lay those dirty shoes on the table!”

Lee called to the kids who came in from outside.

3. transitive 4. howling; winds 5. inter

Tuesday 1. There is a smaller version of the Statue of

Liberty on the Seine River in Paris, France. 2. In hot, dry weather it is important to drink

a lot of water. 3. for practice, in huge bites 4. simple predicate: are; complete predicate:

are fascinating animals 5. declarative

Wednesday 1. The mayor, Linda Jones, dedicated a new

park next to the library yesterday afternoon. 2. Wen and Kim were surprised to find

an enormous package on their dining room table.

3. who

4. along; river 5. Mr. Henderson’s wallet

Thursday 1. James and I are always arguing about who’s

a better guitar player. 2. Lori says she doesn’t want any birthday

presents, so I’m donating to a charity in her name.

3. energy, imagination 4. complete sentence 5. falling

Friday 1. ”We will never have friends over without

asking you,” the twins promised their parents.

2. ”What a nice surprise it was to have Gio stop by!” Wendy exclaimed.

3. ”Why,” groaned Martina, ”didn’t we takethe express train to Gran’s this time?”

4. ”It’s hard for me to concentrate,” Ted complained, ”with you making all that noise.”

5. ”Jack’s not home right now,” his brother said, ”but I will take a message for him.”

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Monday 1. This year our vegetable garden is the

biggest and most varied we’ve ever grown. 2. Joanna and her sisters have studied piano

with Mrs. Doherty for ten years. 3. nutrient; Vitamin D 4. The weather has been awful this month.

I’m ready for some sunshine! or ...month,so I’m...

5. clothes

Tuesday 1. If a jury doesn’t reach an agreement about

the evidence in a trial, it’s called a ”hung jury.”

2. Saturday’s golf match had to be suspended because of several geese on the course.

3. crying; child’s 4. more quickly 5. travelers

Wednesday 1. Sheila never has any money, but I’m not

going to lend her any more. 2. She’s going to have to find a way to earn

more of her own money. 3. that

4. whether, or 5. metaphor

Thursday 1. Wally is a strong, intelligent person, but

he can be really insensitive sometimes. 2. Joan will be attending Vanderbilt University

in Nashville, Tennessee, next year. 3. dedication, happiness 4. transitive 5. before he got in the house

Friday 1. Jan’s cousins Barb and Bev (also her best

friends) held a party for her 75th birthday. 2. Make an appointment for your road test at

the local DMV (Division of Motor Vehicles). 3. Please note that this bill must be paid in full

within sixty (60) days. 4. Toni’s favorite saying is ”carpe diem”

(seize the day). 5. Louisa May Alcott (1832–1888) wrote the

novels Little Women and Jo’s Boys.

Monday 1. Before the parade started, we tied the

sashes tightly around our waists over our uniform jackets.

2. Bo’s friend Mary wants to join the book club, but she’s too busy right now.

3. chosen 4. recently; when 5. it; her

Tuesday 1. Russ, who just returned from Japan, wants to

show those vacation photos to his friends. 2. Most plants’ leaves are green because they

contain a substance called chlorophyll. 3. complete sentence 4. into; room 5. his

Wednesday 1. Taking photos, traveling, and playing guitar

are just a few of Keishi’s hobbies. 2. For his final music assignment, he wrote

a song called ”Look Through My Eyes.” 3. puls 4. it was noisy and crowded 5. simple predicate: is; complete predicate:

is welcome to join the computer club

Thursday 1. ”Can you please give Tina a hand getting the

groceries out of the trunk?” Carmen asked. 2. This burger is huge, but Wes and Pete have

already finished theirs! 3. tall 4. ”As you dissolve the agar,” the lab monitor

explained, ”be sure to stir it well.” 5. is, smells

FridayPossible answers include: 1. Because a hurricane was coming, everyone

boarded up their windows and bought supplies.

2. Thomas Jefferson, who had a great mind, invented many devices and was a philosopher.

3. Robert, Carol and Tim’s friend, is a wonderful cook who often invites them for brunch.

4. The Inca people, who lived in what is now Peru, built Machu Picchu.

5. It’s very hot this week, so we’re using the air conditioner a lot, even though it’s expensive.

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1. Margaret said, ”If you need me to babysit any of those (or these) days, I’ll be happy to.”

2. Dan’s sister is older than him, but she’s still afraid of thunderstorms.

3. not only, but also 4. intransitive 5. will have read

Tuesday 1. Ms. Jamison and Mr. Wayland, our track

coaches, often go running by themselves. 2. When Luke went fishing last weekend, he

caught three trout in 30 minutes. 3. blazing 4. is, gets 5. barely; to what extent

Wednesday 1. Kim, Frank, and I all have new notebooks,

but mine is red and theirs are blue. 2. After a busy morning, Max spent a long,

quiet afternoon reading on the porch. 3. imperative 4. passion, energy 5. graph

Thursday 1. Liz was disappointed that the video store

didn’t have any of the DVDs she wanted. 2. The community chorus was founded on

October 10, 1985, by Dr. Jane Classen. 3. across; street 4. The waves pounded the small boat against

the dock, filling it with water. or As the waves...dock, it filled with water.

5. most delicious

Friday Possible answers include: 1. Being a city kid, Hallie can sleep with

a lot of noise and with the light on. 2. Catnip, which is a member of the mint family,

doesn’t affect all cats in the same way. 3. Tyrone, who learned to knit from his

grandmother, says it relaxes him. 4. Because the seasons are ”reversed” in the

Southern Hemisphere, July is a winter month. 5. Andrea and her friend Susan, who often hike

together, are going hiking next weekend.

Monday 1. The news anchor said sternly, ”An extremely

powerful snowstorm is headed our way tomorrow.”

2. National Velvet is my grandmother’s favorite movie, and she’s seen it about 25 times.

3. located 4. singular 5. yet

Tuesday 1. John F. Kennedy, the 35th president of the

United States, was elected in 1960. 2. If you don’t want to annoy the downstairs

neighbors, please walk a little more quietly. 3. cottage; him and his brothers 4. should, have 5. data

Wednesday 1. Megan’s sure that if she keeps looking, she

is going to find a new job next month. 2. When he found a fossil in the dry riverbed,

Joseph shouted, ”Everyone come lookat this!”

3. both, either

4. hers 5. although it’s not the capital

Thursday 1. Mrs. Rivas doesn’t like to have any squirrels

in her garden, but her kids think they’re cute. 2. Joel’s bicycle is old, rusty, and ugly, but it is

also a good way to get around town. 3. quiet, thoughtful, angry 4. simple 5. to go


(, where my family spends every summer,) 2. restrictive 3. nonrestrictive

(, which usually includes tiny shrimp and algae)

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Monday 1. Cecilia studies violin at New England

Conservatory in Boston, Massachusetts. 2. My youngest sister and I, despite a ten-

year age difference, have always gotten along.

3. will, can 4. I don’t know what I’m going to do this

weekend; I might go to the skate park. 5. pend

Tuesday 1. Everyone at the new school voted on

its motto, and they chose ”Wisdom and Honor.”

2. Grandma says she’ll treat my sister and me to a trip if we pass all our classes next term.

3. won’t be 4. which 5. I would sell my car

Wednesday 1. Without thinking of danger, Jared ran

from the house to the burning car. 2. When Tami went to the movies last night,

she spilled popcorn all over the floor. 3. easily; how 4. you 5. until

Thursday 1. Because it was a holiday weekend, they

couldn’t find anywhere to stay at the beach.

2. Sara and Matt made breakfast for their dad’s birthday, and they did it by themselves.

3. declarative 4. ”The shuttle to Times Square runs every

two minutes,” said the conductor. 5. simple


(, who was Prime Minister of Israel from 1969 to 1974,)

2. restrictive 3. restrictive 4. restrictive 5. nonrestrictive

(, which nearly everyone enjoys eating,)

Monday 1. Mika wanted to buy a new pair of

running shoes that were really expensive. 2. She needed new shoes, so she bought

those sneakers that she’s wearing now. 3. singular 4. chief; Stephanie de la Higuera 5. simple subject: none; complete subject:

none of the passengers on the trolley

Tuesday 1. The Zuni, Hopi, and Navajo are Native

American groups of the southwestern U.S. 2. Mr. Kimura asked, ”Has anyone seen

my black leather briefcase?” 3. direct object: dinner; indirect object:

guests 4. playing roughly 5. behind; curtains

Wednesday 1. When Luz read the return address on the

envelope, she tore it open immediately. 2. Inside were two invitations to the Summer

Internship Fair at the Daily Herald newspaper.

3. complete sentence 4. soup 5. improved

Thursday 1. An ancient map showing the city of El

Dorado is the most valuable item in the museum’s collection.

2. Yang Lee’s letter is dated May 17, 1874; it’s about his journey from China to California.

3. has been working

4. mask 5. building

FridayPossible answers include: 1. Mary Anderson, who was born in 1866,

invented the windshield wiper and patented it in 1903.

2. Because the weather is going to get worse tonight, we should cut our camping trip short.

3. I was really hungry yesterday morning, so I ate two bowls of cereal and three slices of toast.

4. Ben, who loves all kinds of animals, works at a veterinarian’s office.

5. Gina told me a secret, but she made me promise not to tell anyone else.

Monday 1. The wet, dirty dog looked miserable as it

stood by the back door in the rain. 2. The reporter asked me, ”For whom did you

vote in the last presidential election?” 3. unusual, delicious 4. ology 5. intransitive

Tuesday 1. I thought those hamburgers weren’t hot

enough, but I ate them because I was hungry.

2. Ms. Sara Kim will give next month’s talk on local artists and their work.

3. City Hall’s flag 4. after going, for a long run 5. simple subject: books; complete subject:

several books about dogs and cats

Wednesday 1. The Red Sox fans cheered more

enthusiastically than the Yankees fans did. 2. Liz shook an empty milk carton and asked,

”How am I supposed to make pancakes with this?”

3. childhood, poverty 4. metaphor 5. grew, were

Thursday 1. Now that we’re all ready to go to the

airport, Dad can’t find the plane tickets. 2. Angela tried to reach the cabin before

it started raining, but she got soaked anyway.

3. his 4. suspected 5. had removed

Friday 1. capitalization error (Audrey Hepburn) 2. punctuation error (beauty, elegance, and

kindness.) 3. spelling error (born) 4. punctuation error (, and she) 5. punctuation error (Ms. Hepburn)

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