Get your grammar right!

There are three basic types of sentences used in English. Choose the correct type from each drop-down menu to annotate this passage.

What is the difference between a phrase and a sentence?

When should you use capital letters? Choose all that apply.

The main clause for a complex sentence has been provided. Drag and drop the subordinate clauses, punctuation marks and connectives to form the full complex sentence.

Choose the correct word from each of the drop-down menus to create a grammatically correct passage. It [blank_start]was[blank_end] the 10:30am train [blank_start]that[blank_end] we needed to catch. But Simon and [blank_start]I[blank_end] were late so we had to get the 11:00 train. [blank_start]This[blank_end] meant we [blank_start]were[blank_end] late for the meeting which [blank_start]was[blank_end] being held in London.

This list contains a mixture of phrases and sentences. Choose all of the phrases.

When writing you can use phrases or sentences as they both make sense.

A paragraph is made up of a series of sentences about the same topic or idea. When writing, you must start a new paragraph each time you move on to a new idea. This passage has not been organised into paragraphs. Choose the correct annotations from the drop down menu to indicate where a new paragraph should begin.

Pronouns are useful words as they can be used to replace a noun and help avoid repetition, especially when writing about a specific person. However, when writing, it is important to make sure you are consistent with your use of pronouns. Choose the correct groupings of pronouns from those listed.

This passage is grammatically incorrect in almost every way possible! Choose the error that has been made in each instance from the drop-down menus.