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Choose the correct verb form: He __ to the store every day.
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Choose the sentence with correct possessive usage.
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Which sentence uses the apostrophe correctly?
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Choose the correct comparative form: this car is ___ than that one.
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Which sentence has correct parallel structure?
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Choose the correct use of articles.
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Which sentence uses past perfect correctly?
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Which sentence uses passive voice?
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Choose the correct preposition: He is allergic ___ peanuts.
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Which sentence correctly uses a comma to avoid confusion?
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Which option is a sentence fragment?
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Identify the comma splice in the sentence: 'We went to the park, we forgot the snacks.'
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Which is a correct use of a comma with introductory words?
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Choose the sentence with proper capitalization.
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Which option shows correct subject-verb agreement: 'The team of players ____ practicing.'
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Choose the sentence with correct pronoun clarity.
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Which sentence has correct verb tense consistency?
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Identify the sentence with a punctuation error:
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Which sentence uses a correct comma with a coordinating conjunction?
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Choose the sentence that avoids a run-on sentence.
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Third-person singular in present simple takes -es: he goes to the store.
Her possessive pronoun is hers; its is possessive for it, not a pronoun.
It's contracts it is; its indicates possession.
The comparative of fast is faster, not more fast.
Use the same form in a list: hiking, swimming, biking.
Use 'a' before a consonant sound; 'the mat' specifies which mat.
Past perfect: had + past participle before another past action.
Passive voice: object receives action; by agent included.
Allergic to peanuts is the standard collocation.
Comma after address to avoid the misreading 'eat grandma'.
A fragment lacks a complete independent clause.
A comma splice uses a comma to join two independent clauses.
Introductory words are followed by a comma.
Capitalize proper nouns and months.
Team as a collective noun can take singular is for this context.
Clear pronoun reference avoids ambiguity.
Maintain the same tense when describing habitual actions.
Its vs It's: it's = it is; possessive its does not use apostrophe.
Use a comma before the coordinating conjunction (and, but, or, etc.) when joining two independent clauses.
Separate independent clauses with a comma and conjunction or a semicolon.
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