Example: She plays piano.

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.

Example: I like Weird Al. He has a pleasant voice.

Instructions: 1. Read the given sentence. 2. Figure out who the sentence is talking about and what is being done. 3. If you can find answers to both questions, click TRUE; otherwise click FALSE.
Example: The car hit the tree.
Method: Check to see if you can answer the following question:
(1) Who is this sentence talking about? car
(2) What did the car do? hit the tree
Answer: The above sentence answers both who and what is being done. Therefore, the answer is 'TRUE'.

Instructions:
1. Read all the given sentences.
2. Click the sentence which has the correct word order.

Example: I ____ apple.

Instructions:
1. Read the given scenario.
2. Figure out how the sentence should end.
3. Choose the correct answer.
Scenario: You ask your friend if you can borrow the book. Answer: Question Mark Other Choices: Period Exclamation Point

Instructions:
1. Read all the given sentences.
2. Click the sentence which has the correct word order.

Instructions:
1. Read all the given sentences.
2. Click the sentence which has the correct word order.

Example: She plays piano.

Example: She plays piano.