In the following sentence, underline any incorrect verb form and write the correct form above it. If all the verbs in a sentence are correct, write C after the sentence.

Either I have leaved my keys somewhere, or they have fell out of my pocket.

In the following sentence, insert a caret (^) to show where an apostrophe should be inserted. Example 1. Phillip^s sister^s book will be reviewed in Tuesday^s newspaper.

Isnt Als painting style quite a bit different from everyone elses?

In the following sentence, draw a caret (^) to show where any missing commas should be inserted, and circle any unnecessary commas. Example 1. Richard^whose family is originally from Scotland^competes in the annual Scottish Games$\text{\textcircled ,}$ every year.

My little cousin’s favorite book Goodnight Moon has been read so many times, that the pages are falling out.

In the following sentence, underline any incorrect word and write the correct word above it. If all the words in a sentence are correct, write C above the sentence.

Are you quite sure that one of you’re fillings is lose?

In the following sentence, underline each misspelled or misused word and write the correct spelling or word above the incorrect word. If all the words in a numbered word group are correct, write C above it.

Thank’s for all you’re help.

In the following sentence, underline any misspelled word and write the word correctly above it. If all the words in a sentence are spelled correctly, write C after the sentence.

As the temperature rose, the recruits began to collapse.

In the following sentence, underline the correct pronoun in parentheses. Then, identify the use of the pronoun by writing above it S for subject, PN for predicate nominative, DO for direct object, IO for indirect object, OP for object of a preposition, or A for appositive.

I’ll try to save one of the seats next to (we, us) for you.

In the following sentence, draw a caret (^) to show where any missing commas should be inserted, and circle any unnecessary commas. Example 1. Richard^whose family is originally from Scotland^competes in the annual Scottish Games$\text{\textcircled ,}$ every year.

Did you have Ms. Rocha for biology or Mr. Price the same teacher, my brother had?

In the following sentence, underline any incorrect word and write the correct word above it. If all the words in a sentence are correct, write C above the sentence.

I had to go to the stationary store because I needed a single, large peace of a certain kind of paper.

In the following sentence, underline any misspelled word and write the word correctly above it. If all the words in a sentence are spelled correctly, write C after the sentence.

The regulators’ responsibility is to protect the innocent from the unnscrupulous.

In the following sentence, underline each misspelled or misused word and write the correct spelling or word above the incorrect word. If all the words in a numbered word group are correct, write C above it.

Also, we all want you to know how much we’ve appreciated your council and your fundraising expertise.

In the following sentence, underline any incorrect verb form and write the correct form above it. If all the verbs in a sentence are correct, write C after the sentence.

The little boy knowed he should not have did that.

In the following sentence, insert a caret (^) to show where an apostrophe should be inserted. Example 1. Phillip^s sister^s book will be reviewed in Tuesday^s newspaper.

Whos going to wake me up at four o clock in the morning so that Ill be at the airport on time?

In the following sentence, circle the antecedent of the underlined pronoun. Then, if the pronoun does not agree with its antecedent, write the correct pronoun above the error. If the pronoun is already correct, write C above it.

The children who put up the signs about a lost puppy are them.