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Copy the sentence in the textbox. Then: Highlight the subjects in one color Write the verb tenses in (parentheses) next to all the verbs (simple present, present progressive, simple past, past progressive, or simple future) in the sentence. SENTENCE: Is the teacher going to have office hour if all the students do well on test?

Fill in the blanks with the correct tense and form of the verbs in parentheses. As a teenager, Isabella [run] (run) marathons, but now she can’t because of her bad knees. Right now she [swim] (swim) in her pool with her grandchildren. 

Read each sentence and write in the text box. If the sentence is correct, you will write “correct” in the text box. Do not leave any blanks. A blank text box will receive a zero. If the sentence is incorrect, there will be two errors that may be in capitalization, punctuation, article, Subject-Verb agreement, pronoun, verb tense, or verb form. Rewrite the whole sentence, make the necessary corrections, and highlight your corrections in the textbox. Do not make more than two corrections. SENTENCE: It is raining, but I have not a umbrella.

Read each sentence and write in the text box. If the sentence is correct, you will write “correct” in the text box. Do not leave any blanks. A blank text box will receive a zero. If the sentence is incorrect, there will be two errors that may be in capitalization, punctuation, article, Subject-Verb agreement, pronoun, verb tense, or verb form. Rewrite the whole sentence, make the necessary corrections, and highlight your corrections in the textbox. Do not make more than two corrections. SENTENCE: Me and my brother graduated from University in 2012 before we moved to the United States.

Read each sentence and write in the text box. If the sentence is correct, you will write “correct” in the text box. Do not leave any blanks. A blank text box will receive a zero. If the sentence is incorrect, there will be two errors that may be in capitalization, punctuation, article, Subject-Verb agreement, pronoun, verb tense, or verb form. Rewrite the whole sentence, make the necessary corrections, and highlight your corrections in the textbox. Do not make more than two corrections. SENTENCE: If Anthony will have time tomorrow he will go to the market to buy milk.

Copy the sentence in the textbox. Then: Highlight the subjects in one color Write the verb tenses in (parentheses) next to all the verbs (simple present, present progressive, simple past, past progressive, or simple future) in the sentence. SENTENCE: Because there was a lot of traffic on the freeway, the president arrived late to his meeting this morning.

Read each sentence and write in the text box. If the sentence is correct, you will write “correct” in the text box. Do not leave any blanks. A blank text box will receive a zero. If the sentence is incorrect, there will be two errors that may be in capitalization, punctuation, article, Subject-Verb agreement, pronoun, verb tense, or verb form. Rewrite the whole sentence, make the necessary corrections, and highlight your corrections in the textbox. Do not make more than two corrections. SENTENCE: Every teacher, student, and worker at Glendale college need to have a parking permit.

Fill in the blanks with the correct tense and form of the verbs in parentheses. “Excuse me. [youhave] (you/have) a pen? I need to sign this paper.” “I’m sorry. I [nothave] (not have) a pen.” 

Read each sentence and write in the text box. If the sentence is correct, you will write “correct” in the text box. Do not leave any blanks. A blank text box will receive a zero. If the sentence is incorrect, there will be two errors that may be in capitalization, punctuation, article, Subject-Verb agreement, pronoun, verb tense, or verb form. Rewrite the whole sentence, make the necessary corrections, and highlight your corrections in the textbox. Do not make more than two corrections. SENTENCE: Jasmine did not go to college yesterday because she was not feeling well.

Copy the sentence in the textbox. Then: Highlight the subjects in one color Write the verb tenses in (parentheses) next to all the verbs (simple present, present progressive, simple past, past progressive, or simple future) in the sentence. SENTENCE: Tomorrow Adam is going to a party after he leaves his work.