Grammar for Unit 4
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Unit 4
Grammar Usage Mechanics
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Read the following paragraph. Choose the word or words that correctly complete the questions.
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Multiple Choice
I saw the new movie and wanted to write about _____.
it
them
the movie
those
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Multiple Choice
My favorite actress had the lead role, and _____ did an excellent job.
he
she
him
her
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Multiple Choice
Most of the special effects were good, but some of _____ looked fake.
them
it
they
these
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Multiple Choice
My friends said that _____ didn’t like the film much.
he
she
them
they
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Multiple Choice
We saw it together, and none of _____ cared for the music.
us
them
him
they
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Multiple Choice
My father decided to see a different movie when _____ went to the theater with mom tonight.
he
they
them
him
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Read the next paragraph. Choose the word or words that correctly complete the questions.
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Multiple Choice
Our town’s carpentry club will have _____ open house tomorrow.
its
their
our
it's
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Multiple Choice
Members will show displays of _____ most recent creations.
they're
their
these
them
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Multiple Choice
One of _____ projects will win a prize.
its
it's
they're
their
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Multiple Choice
The club has also decided to change _____ name.
their
they're
its
it's
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Multiple Choice
If you’d like to join them, bring _____ application to their next meeting.
your
you're
yours
you'res
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For the next few sentences, choose the best option to rewrite the sentence in question.
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Multiple Select
Choose the option that best rewrites the sentence:
The animals can’t find food, and the animals are becoming very hungry.
The animals can’t find food and the animals are becoming very hungry.
The animals can’t find food, and they are becoming very hungry.
The animals can’t find food, and we are becoming very hungry.
The animals can’t find food, and them is becoming very hungry.
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Multiple Select
Choose the option that best rewrites the sentence:
Mrs. Dibble, a local ecologist, says that Mrs. Dibble is concerned.
Mrs. Dibble, a local ecologist, says that they are concerned.
Mrs. Dibble, a local ecologist, says that her is concerned.
Mrs. Dibble, a local ecologist, says that she is concerned.
Mrs. Dibble, a local ecologist, says that we are concerned.
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Multiple Select
Choose the option that best rewrites the sentence using abbreviations and contractions where possible:
Mister Brown parked the family’s car near the Rice Street intersection.
Mr. Brown parked the familys' car near the Rice Street intersection.
Mr. Brown parked the family’s car near the Rice St. intersection.
Mister Brown parked the families car near the Rice Str. intersection.
Mr. Brown parked the families's car near the Rice St. intersection.
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Multiple Select
Choose the option that best rewrites the sentence using abbreviations and contractions where possible:
He is worried that his meeting with Doctor Paige may run late.
He's worried that his meeting with Doctor Paige may run late.
He is worried that his meeting with Dr. Paige may run late.
Hes' worried that his meeting with Doc. Paige may run late.
He's worried that his meeting with Dr. Paige may run late.
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Multiple Select
Choose the option that best rewrites the sentence using correct pronoun usage and / or punctuating dialogue:
I don’t believe the results she told her best friend.
"I don’t believe the results," she told her best friend.
"I don’t believe the results," they told her best friend.
"I don’t believe the results", we told her best friend.
"I don’t believe the results" she told she best friend.
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Multiple Select
Choose the option that best rewrites the sentence using correct pronoun usage and / or punctuating dialogue:
It’s remarkable her friend said. No one would have predicted this.
"It’s remarkable her friend said. No one would have predicted this."
"It’s remarkable" she friend said. No one would have predicted this."
"It’s remarkable," her friend said. "No one would have predicted this."
It’s remarkable her friend said, "no one would have predicted this."
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Multiple Select
Choose the option that best rewrites the sentence using correct pronoun usage and apostrophe placement:
Shes been gone an hour on his search for food.
Shes' been gone an hour on his search for food.
She's been gone an hour on her search for food.
She's been gone an hour on their search for food.
Shes been gone an hour on her's search for food.
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Multiple Select
Choose the option that best rewrites the sentence using correct pronoun usage and apostrophe placement:
Your going to miss them when they move theirselves away.
Your going to miss them when they move theirself away.
Youre going to miss them when they move themself away.
Yours going to miss them when they move themselves away.
You're going to miss them when they move away.
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