Instructions:   1. Read the given sentence.   2. Check the punctuation mark used at the end of the sentence.   3. If it is correct punctuation mark is used, choose right; otherwise choose wrong.
Example: How are you.
Answer: wrong
Note: The above sentence is a question. So, "?" is the end mark that should be used.

Instructions:
1. Click a card.
2. Read the word or phrase.
3. Find its meaning by clicking an other card.
4. Continue until all cards are flipped.

Example: She is in my team.
Method: Figure out which word is a name given to a group of people, places or things and select it.
Answer: The noun in the above sentence is 'team'. Therefore, the answer is 'team'.

Example: He told the truth.
Method: Figure out the noun which is a quality that you can only think and feel about. Then, select it.
Answer: The noun in the above sentence is 'truth'. Therefore, the answer is 'truth'.

Example:

Example: The cat chase the rat.
Method: Figure out if the subject is singular or plural. Then, find the verb. If the subject is singular then the verb must also be singular. If the subject is plural, then the verb must also be plural.
Answer: In the above sentence, 'cat' is singular. So the verb "chase" must also be singular. Therefore, the answer is 'chase'.

Example: This is John.
Method: Figure out which word is the name of a particular person, place or thing and select it.
Answer: John. John is the name of a particular person. Therefore, it is a proper noun.

Example: a short, light sleep during the day.

Example:

Instructions:
1. Read the given sentence.
2. Look at the underlined word.
3. If the underlined word is a plural noun, click Yes, otherwise click No.

Example: There are four chairs.
Method: Figure out the noun which can be counted and select it.
Answer: In the above sentence, the noun 'chairs' can be counted. Therefore, the answer is 'chairs'.