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English Grammar Basics Quiz

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Grammar practice for 10th grade

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Grammar practice for 10th grade

by Joke Box
1

Which sentence has correct subject-verb agreement?

2

Choose the sentence with proper comma usage in a list.

3

Select the sentence with the incorrect pronoun case.

4

Choose the sentence with correct past perfect usage.

5

Which sentence has correct modifier placement?

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Collective nouns like 'team' are treated as a single unit with 'is' in standard American usage.

Use the serial (Oxford) comma before the conjunction in a list of three or more items.

Correct pronoun case: It is I, for example. 'for she and him' should be 'for her and him'.

Past perfect: had + past participle to show earlier action before another past action.

Place modifiers close to what they describe; 'for nearly an hour' is the natural form.

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