Think you’re grammatically correct already?
Take the grammar challenge.
(Find the error or select a choice. Some sentences have more
than one error.)
1. Just between you and (I, me, myself), I hate the study of
grammer.
2. After putting on a jacket, the room didn’t seem as cold.
3. Madame Curie discovered radium, and later applied her work
on radioactivity to medicine.
4. The Fall semester began the day after Labor Day, and the
Spring semester began the day after Martin Luther King Day.
5. Zoos large enough to give animals freedom to roam, are
becoming popular.
6. The technician tested the batteries; the machines were
tested by the engineers.
7. I polished the car’s fenders with a chamois, but it still
didn’t shine
brightly.
8. The bacon was fatty, grease was on the potatos, and the eggs
were cold.
9. You can insult me if you want, however I suggest you do so
at
a distance.
10.
Its not going to work, its’ point is too
dull.
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Answers on the next page
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