Circle the two negative words in each double negative. Rewrite the sentence correctly in the blank. Write C if the sentence is correct./ One day when there wasn’t no one around, we tied the counselor’s shaving gear to the rafters. _____

Underline the simple subject. Identify the verbal or verbal phrase in each sentence by drawing a circle around it. In the blank, write whether the verbal or verbal phrase is a gerund, a participle, or an infinitive./ _____Skiing is a great winter sport.

Underline the simple subject. Identify the verbal or verbal phrase in each sentence by drawing a circle around it. In the blank, write whether the verbal or verbal phrase is a gerund, a participle, or an infinitive./ _____Kim made extra money by tutoring students in math.

Supply the comparative and superlative forms of the following modifiers./ hardy _____ _____

Circle each misplaced modifying phrase and draw an arrow to the word it should modify. If the sentence is correct, place a C in the blank./ _____Every week while doing the yard work, the mower seems to break down for Carl.

Supply the comparative and superlative forms of the following modifiers.
hearty _______ ________

Fill each blank with the correct form of good, well, bad, or badly.
So far, every meeting had gone _____

Circle each phrase containing a double negative. Rewrite the phrase correctly in the blank. Write C if the sentence is correct./ ______Nothing will never protect a player from injury more than conditioning.

Insert a caret (^) to show where the word only should be placed to match the meaning in parentheses.
Kerry^played soccer while attending Northridge High. (Kerry did nothing else but play soccer while in high school.)

Circle each incorrect use of good, well, bad, or badly. Write the correct word on the blank. Write C if the sentence is correct./ _____The group was able to find a play that suited their needs good.

Circle the two negative words in each double negative. Rewrite the sentence correctly in the blank. Write C if the sentence is correct./ I won’t never forget Carlos because he became my best friend at camp._____

Underline the correct word given in parentheses. Draw an arrow to the word it modifies.
The test that Mr. Rivera gave was the (most simplest, simplest) of all.

Circle any double or incomplete comparisons. Write $C$ in the blank if the sentence is correct.
______Do you like pork chops better than lamb chops?

Complete given sentence with the correct form of the modifier in parentheses.
Anton had delved _____ into psychology than I had suspected. (far)