Question 1

This is "a grammatical expression of time reference," such as past, present, and future.

Accepted Answer

tense

Question 2

Which of the following words are conjunctions?

Accepted Answer

through, before, after, among

Question 3

What part of speech is she/her/hers?

Accepted Answer

pronouns, pronoun

Question 4

Recently, totally, now, never, and almost are examples of:

Accepted Answer

adverbs

Question 5

What part of speech are ew, um, ugh, and yay?

Accepted Answer

interjections, interjection

Question 6

All of these are prepositions EXCEPT:

Accepted Answer

because

Question 7

Which is an example of splitting an infinitive?

Accepted Answer

I was told to not go out after dark.

Question 8

Identify the gerunds:

Accepted Answer

jumping, spinning, to be, dancing

Question 9

Dangling participles are a problem because:

Accepted Answer

the adjective seems to modify the wrong noun

Question 10

Identify the proper nouns:

Accepted Answer

The White Sox, Susan, National Institutes of Health, David

Question 11

Which words are contractions?

Accepted Answer

gonna, wanna

Question 12

All of these are articles EXCEPT:

Accepted Answer

this

Question 13

Defined as the "form of a verb indicating the relation between the participants in a narrated event (subject, object) and the event itself."  Active, passive, or middle.

Accepted Answer

voice

Test Your Knowledge of Grammar

2) Which of the following words are conjunctions?

3) What part of speech is she/her/hers?

4) Recently, totally, now, never, and almost are examples of:

5) What part of speech are ew, um, ugh, and yay?

6) All of these are prepositions EXCEPT:

7) Which is an example of splitting an infinitive?

8) Identify the gerunds:

9) Dangling participles are a problem because:

10) Identify the proper nouns:

11) Which words are contractions?

12) All of these are articles EXCEPT:

13) Defined as the "form of a verb indicating the relation between the participants in a narrated event (subject, object) and the event itself." Active, passive, or middle.