Sentence Errors Quiz 10 (25 MCQs)

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1. She ..... to Jogjakarta next Friday.
2. Read the modifier phrase:'made of solid oak'. Which sentence correctly inserts this modifier to describe the desk?
3. Tracy has been playing the guitar for six years, she thinks it might be time to start a band.
4. A dependent clause on its own is an example of a sentence fragment.
5. Two complete sentences separated by a comma is called a comma splice.
6. I has not seen them yet.
7. The doll's shoe was broken, it no longer fit the foot.
8. Identify the following sentence:40 years later in 1976, women's basketball made its debut at the 1974 games.
9. A sentence fragment is an incomplete sentence.
10. Look at the sentence and decide if it is correct or not.Ms. Douglas made a hot cup of tea, for her afternoon break.
11. Select the sentence that uses the correct form of the word 'affect'.
12. Look at the sentence and decide if it is correct or not. The cat sat on the mat, and the dog lay beside it.
13. What punctuation can be used to separate independent clauses?
14. As I read a passage about birds.
15. Which word should be deleted? It is a true fact that the U.S. has more divorces per capital than any country in the world.
16. What word or phrase should be deleted? "George, you had better make advance reservations at that hotel before we get on the plane!"
17. Identify the sentence with a punctuation error.
18. The toddler loves her finger food.
19. What is the error type in the sentence:'She were happy with the results.'
20. You can come over to play, however, we won't be able to use the trampoline.
21. Writing about an important event.
22. I talked ( to / too / two ) my brother yesterday.
23. Identify the wrongly used word in the sentence.I wish my mother gives me presents more often.
24. Read the sentence:'Peeking through the blinds, the car sped down the street, it was going way too fast.' Which two errors does this sentence contain?
25. What do you need to change to make this parallel:Sarah spends her time reading, drawing, and she bakes.