In the sentence, underline any errors in formal, standard usage and write your corrections above the sentence.

You may have guessed that I had to leave my studies go until I had no other responsibilities.

In the following sentence, circle the subject of the underlined verb. Then, if the verb does not agree in number with its subject, write the correct form of the verb above the incorrect form. If the verb is already correct, write C above it.

Soup and sandwich $\underline{\text{are}}$ the lunch special at that restaurant today.

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.

Casss distress was apparent to all of us.

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.

Although she hadn’t seed her friend for several years, she find that they still had much in common.

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.

The venture capitol firm has borne most of the company’s financial losses.

On the line provided, write the plural form of the following item. Example 1. cello $\underline{\text{\color{#c34632}cellos}}$

Hernandez ___________________________

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.

As we have discused in the passed, we’d like to hold a dedication ceremony early in May.

In the following sentence, underline any pronoun that does not agree with its antecedent. Then, write the correct pronoun above the incorrect pronoun. If a sentence is already correct, write C after it.

Despite what their mother told them, two of the little girls forgot to wear her boots today.

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.

Beverly likes broccoli, and green beans but for some reason she never eats salads.

On the line provided, write the correct form of the verb in italics. Example 1. eat I probably should have $\underline{\text{\color{#c34632}eaten}}$ something before the rehearsal.

freeze Despite the cold snap, the river never quite ________.

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 miniature golf course is a few blocks past Crenshaw Boulevard.

In the following sentence, underline any verb that does not agree with its subject and write the correct form of the verb above the incorrect form. If all the verbs in the sentence are already correct, write C after the sentence.

Many students in the senior class prefers to eat outside when the weather is pleasant.

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.

Their grandmother fixed (they, them) a hearty breakfast on Sunday mornings.

In the following sentence, circle any letter that should be capitalized and draw a slash (/) through any letter that should be made lowercase. If the capitalization in the sentence is correct, write C above the sentence. Example [1] The Spanish $\text{\textcircled c}$ivil $\text{\textcircled w}$ar in the early $\cancel{T}$wentieth $\cancel{C}$entury was as cruel as any other civil war.

Tragically, the gifted Writer Lorca died at the hands of his political enemies on august $18$, $1936$.