ONLINE
EXERCISES
Punctuation
Apostrophes
Apostrophes
- exercise 2
Apostrophes -
exercise 3
Commas
Commas
- exercise 2
Commas - exercise 3
Commas -
exercise 4
Commas with dates and addresses
Commas with dates and addresses -
exercise 2
Commas with nonessential elements /
interrupters
Commas with nonessential elements /
interrupters - exercise 2
Commas
with nonessential elements / interrupters - exercise 3
Commas with introductory elements
Commas with introductory elements -
exercise 2
Semicolons
Semicolons - exercise 2
Semicolons -
exercise 3
Quotation
Marks with direct quotes
Quotation
Marks with direct quotes - exercise 2 (advanced)
Italics and Quotation Marks with titles
Italics and Quotation Marks with special
words
Sentence
Structure
Avoiding
Fragments
Avoiding
Fragments - exercise 2
Avoiding Fragments - exercise 3
Avoiding
Comma Splices and Fused Sentences
Avoiding
Comma Splices and Fused Sentences - exercise 2
Avoiding Comma Splices and
Fused Sentences - exercise 3
Avoiding Comma Splices and
Fused Sentences - exercise 4
Sentence
Patterns
Sentence
Patterns - exercise 2
Sentence
Patterns - exercise 3
Sentence Patterns - exercise 4
Sentence
Pattern Transformations
Sentence
Pattern Transformations 2 (multiple transformations)
Sentence Pattern
Transformations 3 (multiple transformations)
Active-Passive
Voice
Active-Passive
Voice - exercise 2
Active-Passive Voice -
exercise 3
Active-Passive Voice - exercise 4
Usage
Subject-Verb
Agreement
Subject-Verb
Agreement - exercise 2
Subject-Verb Agreement -
exercise 3
Pronoun-Antecedent
Agreement
Pronoun-Antecedent
Agreement - exercise 2
Pronoun-Antecedent Agreement - exercise 3
Pronoun
Case
Pronoun
Case - exercise 2
Pronoun Case - exercise 3
Pronoun
Reference
Pronoun Reference - exercise
2
Pronoun Reference - exercise 3
Pronoun
Reference - exercise 4 (this, that, which, it)
Verb Tense
Consistency
Verb Tense
Consistency - exercise 2
Verb Tense
Consistency - exercise 3
Parallel
Sentence Structure
Parallel
Sentence Structure - exercise 2
Parallel Sentence Structure - exercise 3
Parallel Sentence Structure - exercise 4 (with
correlative conjunctions only)
Faulty / Incomplete Comparisons
Faulty / Incomplete
Comparisons - exercise 2
Avoiding Shifts
Avoiding Shifts - exercise 2
Avoiding Shifts - exercise
3
Misplaced
Modifiers
Misplaced
Modifiers - exercise 2
Misplaced Modifiers - exercise
3
Dangling
Modifiers
Dangling
Modifiers - exercise 2
Dangling Modifiers - exercise
3
Miscellaneous
Usage Errors
Miscellaneous
Usage Errors - exercise 2
Miscellaneous Usage
Errors - exercise 3
Miscellaneous Usage
Errors - exercise 4
- accept / except
- accept / except
- exercise 2
- affect / effect
- affect / effect
- exercise 2
- already / all ready
- already / all ready -
exercise 2
- allusion / illusion /
delusion
- allusion / illusion /
delusion - exercise 2
- amount / number
- amount / number
- exercise 2
- authoritarian /
authoritative
- authoritarian /
authoritative - exercise 2
- beside / besides
- beside / besides -
exercise 2
- connote / denote
- connote / denote -
exercise 2
- continual / continuous
- continual / continuous -
exercise 2
- credible /
creditable / credulous
- credible / creditable
/ credulous - exercise 2
- desert / dessert
- desert / dessert - exercise
2
- disinterested
/ uninterested
- disinterested /
uninterested - exercise 2
- everyday / every day
- everyday / every day
- exercise 2
- everyone / every one
- everyone /
every one - exercise 2
- farther / further
- farther / further -
exercise 2
- fewer / less
- fewer / less - exercise
2
- good / well
- good / well -
exercise 2
- good / well -
exercise 3
- healthy / healthful
- healthy / healthful -
exercise 2
- imply / infer
- imply / infer - exercise 2
- ingenious / ingenuous
- ingenious /
ingenuous - exercise 2
- its / it's
- its / it's -
exercise 2
- its / it's - exercise 3
- its / it's - exercise 4
- judicial / judicious
- judicial / judicious -
exercise 2
- lie / lay
- lie / lay -
exercise 2
- lie / lay - exercise 3
- lie / lay - exercise 4
- lose / loose
- lose / loose- exercise 2
- lose / loose - exercise 3
- manner / manor
- manner / manor - exercise 2
- nauseous / nauseated
- nauseous / nauseated -
exercise 2
- observance / observation
- observance /
observation - exercise 2
- oral / verbal
- oral / verbal - exercise 2
- past / passed
- past / passed - exercise
2
- prescribe / proscribe
- prescribe / proscribe -
exercise 2
- principle / principal
- stationary / stationery
- stationary / stationery
- exercise 2
- than / then
- than / then -
exercise 2
- than / then - exercise 3
- then / than - exercise 4
- then / than - exercise 5
- there / their / they're
- there / their /
they're - exercise 2
- there / their /
they're - exercise 3
- there / their /
they're - exercise 4
- there / their / they're -
exercise 5
- two / too / to
- two / too / to -
exercise 2
- two / too / to - exercise
3
- two / too / to - exercise
4
- two / too / to - exercise 5
- weather / whether
- weather / whether-
exercise 2
- weather / whether -
exercise 3
- were / we're /
where
- were / we're /
where - exercise 2
- who / that
/ which
- who / that / which - exercise 2
- who / whom
- who / whom - exercise
2
- whose / who's
- whose / who's - exercise
2
- your / you're
- your / you're -
exercise 2
- Post
test (includes then /
than, to / too / two, were / where / we're, its / it's, affect / effect,
there / their / they're, accept / except)
- Post test
2
(includes already / all ready, amount / number, everyday / every day,
fewer / less, loose / lose, your / you're)
Parts of Speech
Phrases: Prepositional and Verbal
Dependent Clauses
Phrases and Clauses: Adjectivals, Adverbials,
and Nominals
- Distinguishing between
Adverbials and Adjectivals
- Distinguishing between
Adverbials and Adjectivals - exercise 2
- Distinguishing between
Adverbials and Adjectivals - exercise 3
- Distinguishing
between Adjectivals, Adverbials, and Nominals
- Distinguishing
between Adjectivals, Adverbials, and Nominals - exercise 2
- Distinguishing
between Adjectivals, Adverbials, and Nominals - exercise 3
- Distinguishing
between Adjectivals, Adverbials, and Nominals - exercise 4
- Distinguishing between
Adjectivals, Adverbials, and Nominals - exercise 5