A In each sentence below, underline the word or expression in parentheses that makes the sentence correct according to the rules of formal, standard English.

Example 1. Do you know where my book bag ($\underline{\text{is}}$, is at)?

10. I'm afraid this is (all the farther, as far as) I can walk.

In each sentence below, underline the word or expression in parentheses that makes the sentence correct according to the rules of formal, standard English.

Example 1. Where did you find (that there, $\underline{\text{that}}$) vintage coat?

10. Rashid will (try and, try to) read everything he can about creating Web sites.

In each sentence below, underline the word or expression in parentheses that makes the sentence correct according to the rules of formal, standard English.

Example 1. Paula has a brother ($\underline{\text{who}}$, which) is in the class play.

10. Our school has one bus (who, that) is never completely full.

Read each sentence below, and decide whether it contains a double negative. On the line provided, write either $D N$ for double negative or $S$ for standard.

Example $\underline{\text{DN}}$ 1. The tour guide can't do nothing about our lost luggage.

$\underline{\phantom{\text{DN}}}$ 10. My dog won't do nothing but wag his tail.

Revise the sentences below to eliminate any sexist language. Cross out each sexist word, and write the nonsexist word above it.

Example 1. That $\cancel{\text{salesman}}$ (salesclerk) can help you select a good pair of skis.

10. May the best man win in our school debate!

In each sentence below, underline the word or expression in parentheses that makes the sentence correct according to the rules of formal, standard English.

Example 1. Do you know the difference ($\underline{\text{between}}$, among) a tiger, a panther, and a cougar?

10. Sean knew that Alexander Graham Bell (discosered, invented) the telephone.

Each of the following sentences contains nonstandard usage or sexist language. Correct each sentence by crossing out nonstandard or sexist language and writing revisions above the original sentence. You may add words by inserting a caret $(\, \hat{} \, )$ and writing the added words above the caret.

Example 1. If a student studies hard, he $(\, \hat{\text{or she}} \, )$ shill do better on the exam.

10. The new bridge won't effect my travel time.

In each sentence below, underline the word or expression in parentheses that makes the sentence correct according to the rules of formal, standard English.

Example 1. Paula has a brother ($\underline{\text{who}}$, which) is in the class play.

1. My cousin (use to, used to) say I had better luck than anyone else in our family.

A In each sentence below, underline the word or expression in parentheses that makes the sentence correct according to the rules of formal, standard English.

Example 1. Do you know where my book bag ($\underline{\text{is}}$, is at)?

1. This new medicine does have one side (affect, effect).

Each of the following sentences contains nonstandard usage or sexist language. Correct each sentence by crossing out nonstandard or sexist language and writing revisions above the original sentence. You may add words by inserting a caret $(\, \hat{} \, )$ and writing the added words above the caret.

Example 1. If a student studies hard, he $(\, \hat{\text{or she}} \, )$ shill do better on the exam.

1. She will travel anywheres her sister recommends.

Read each sentence below, and decide whether it contains a double negative. On the line provided, write either $D N$ for double negative or $S$ for standard.

Example $\underline{\text{DN}}$ 1. The tour guide can't do nothing about our lost luggage.

$\underline{\phantom{\text{DN}}}$ 1. The shoe department don't have nothing left in your size.

In each sentence below, underline the word or expression in parentheses that makes the sentence correct according to the rules of formal, standard English.

Example 1. Where did you find (that there, $\underline{\text{that}}$) vintage coat?

1. When we finished shingling, I needed help getting (off, off of) the roof.

In each sentence below, underline the word or expression in parentheses that makes the sentence correct according to the rules of formal, standard English.

Example 1. Do you know the difference ($\underline{\text{between}}$, among) a tiger, a panther, and a cougar?

1. Was it you who (discovered, invented) the crystal cave on the ranch?

In the following pairs, underline the nonsexist word or expression.

Example 1. postman $\underline{\text{mail carrier}}$

1. spokesperson spokesman