Instructions: Correct the grammar error in each sentence. Place a check mark in front of sentences that are correct. 1. The carload of clowns look a bit crowded. 2. If I was you, I would take the Yankees' offer to parachute into the stadium during Elvis Night. 3. Those are the things which we can discuss after Jerrod gets the job. 4. Vanessa responded indignant upon being told someone else had use her reward points. 5. Bill acts like Ted does when they start an excellent adventure. 6. There is too many things we'll need to do to fix that old sandbox. 7. 8. 9. If Jasmine is going to complete in the marathon, she'll need to train daily, maintain a proper diet, and sufficient sleep. Darienne is a swimmer whom I think can qualify for the Olympics. Between the two landscapers, Shangri-lawn is the best. 10. If Marietta doesn't start watering those plants, I fear they will parish. 11. If you ask me, Zed is as zany as him. 12. The goalie twister her ankle, that had already been bothering her before the game. 13. Raja ran in to trouble when she tried to cook eggs in the microwave. 14. Before they went to sleep, they hanged the stockings by the chimney with care. 15. Whomever Thaddeus chooses will be in the next baton-twirler to lead the parade. Nouns, Verbs and Subjects Instructions: Highlight all subjects once and verbs twice. Correct the capitalization of nouns if needed. 1. The Brookfield zoo exhibit attracted thousands of visitors. 2. For months, she had been putting up with the squeaky wheel. 3. They will start cleaning as soon as the dance is over. 4. The meetings aim for much and achieve much too little. 5. I will stop at nothing to have those potato chips. 6. Your scooter looks new. 7. After weeks of preparation, the Kansas city company was ready for the unveiling. 8. Hurry, because mall closes in the an hour. 9. Jessie wants to see the London symphony orchestra, but Jake prefers we go to the pubs in Piccadilly circus. 10. All handbags appeal to Nanette, regardless of their color. Subject and Verb Agreement Instructions: Underline the subjects once and the verbs twice. If the subjects and verbs do not agree, change the verbs to match the subjects. 1. The jar of fruit is next to the can of tomato sauce. 2. There's many ways to catch a mouse. 3. It's one of those must-do chores that is easily forgotten. 4. If I was a billionaire, I'd buy a few ocean islands. 5. The audience are seated now. 6. The couple is planning to renew their wedding vows. 7. Here is my shoes. 8. The bed of roses were planted under the window. 9. A pen and paper are all I need. 10. Close to three-fourths of the earth's surface is covered by water. Irregular Verbs Instructions: Highlight the correct word in each sentence. 1. We noticed that the sign had fell/falled/fallen. 2. Bobby sweared/swore/sworn he'd never do it again. 3. They have wrote/written/writed that they are coming in the spring. 4. They pretend to have forgot/forgotted/forgotten what they did. 5. My friends have ridden/ride/rode in that fancy car, but I never have. 6. Andre has brought/broughten/brung the beverages. 7. Cameron shown/showing/showed me the fastest way to get there. We should have took/taken/token the other road. 8. 9. The full moon has risen/rose/rised. 10. He got/has got/have got to try harder from now on. Pronouns Instructions: Highlight the correct word (s) in each sentence. 1. It's me/I who am/is on the phone. 2. Could it really be he/him? 3. Laquon is younger than I/me 4. It is they/them who speak/speaks too much. 5. Is Barbara the only one of them who has/have read the book? 6. Paolo thinks well of she/her. 7. Either of us qualify/qualifies for the coaching position. 8. One must be ready to help one's self/oneself in order to succeed. 9. I prefer that you keep it between you and myself/me. 10. Him/He and his friends play/plays soccer each Tuesday. Who, Whom, Whoever, Whomever Choose the correct word (who, whom, whoever, whomever) to complete the sentence. 1. They will choose they please. _finishes in second and third place will receive a consolation prize. 2. 3. First we have to find out is in charge. 4. _shall I say this is from? 5. Victor is a detective leaves no details behind. Who, Whom, Whoever, Whomever Choose the correct word (who, whom, whoever, whomever) to complete the sentence. 1. They will choose 2. they please. _finishes in second and third place will receive a consolation prize. is in charge. 3. First we have to find out 4. _shall I say this is from? 5. Victor is a detective leaves no details behind. 6. We will work with they assign for the project. 7. The doctor prescribes the medicine to patients she believes must have it. 8. Does the university know will receive the scholarship funds? will benefit from it. 9. Scientists developed the serum for 10. _it turns out to be, we trust the new park commissioner will serve well. Adverbs and Adjectives Decide whether the sentences are written correctly. If not, change them. Place a check mark in front of the sentences that are correct. 1. Si-woo prepares for tennis practice rather odd. 2. When you see Samantha, please let her know I hope she is good. 3. The inspector followed the evidence close. 4. If you spell poor, you probably won't get the writing job. 5. Okafor solves crossword puzzles more quick than Christophe.