Grammar Review 5th grade | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

Night (fall) while we were inside the theater. a. had fell b. have fallen c. had fallen

C. had fallen

She always (appear, appears) happy when she cooks.

She always APPEARS

The woman (choose, chooses) the tallest one.

The woman CHOOSES

The waves (raise, rise) her up as they pass.

The waves RAISE

On the ground, firefighters (battle or battles) the blaze.

The firefighters BATTLE

The audience (clap or claps) along to the beat.

The audience CLAPS

The principal (wait or waits) for them on the stage

The principal WAITS

Their teacher (lead or leads) them to the theater.

Their teacher LEADS

The students (hurry or hurries) down the hall.

THE STUDENTS HURY

Underline or Quotation Marks? It was a lot like the song Catching the Sun on page 45.

"Catching the Sun"

Underline or Quotation Marks? Have you ever read the novel A Light on the River?

A Light on the River (UNDERLINED)

Underline or QUOTATION MARKS? We also read the story Race to the North in school.

"Race to the North"

What is the prepositional phrase? They both sang with musical groups.

WITH MUSICAL GROUPS

What is the prepositional phrase? A man with red hair joined me.

WITH RED HAIR

WHAT IS THE PREPOSITIONAL PHRASE? I could see the lake in the distance.

IN THE DISTANCE

Prepositional Phrase. I hiked up the mountain.

UP THE MOUNTAIN

What is the prepositional phrase? The sun shone in the sky.

IN THE SKY

Possessive Nouns. I can’t wait to hear all the other (families) stories!

I can’t wait to hear all the other FAMILIES' stories!

Possessive Nouns. The two (man) curiosity grew by the minute.

The two MEN'S curiosity grew by the minute.

Possessive Nouns: Three (author) books provided clues for fi nding the wreck.

Three AUTHORS' books provided clues for finding the wreck.

Possessive Nouns. The four (diver) tanks were fi lled with air.

The four DIVERS' tanks were filled with air.

Possessive nouns. The paintings show scenes from our (family) history

The paintings show scenes from our family's history.

POSSESSIVE NOUNS. My only (sister) paintings are being sold in a gallery.

My only SISTER'S paintings are being sold in a gallery.

What is the subordinating conjunction and do you need a comma? We both laughed since I’m always polite to everyone.

Since; No - The subordinating conjunction comes second.

What is the subordinating conjunction and do you need a comma? He gave me some advice before we went inside.

Before; No - The Subordinating Conjunction comes second.

What is the subordinating conjunction and do you need a comma? After we ate lunch we went on a sales call.

After; Yes - After we ate lunch, we went on a sales call.

Fix the Run on by adding a FANBOYS. She speeds around the curve she doesn’t lose control.

She speeds around the curve, but she doesn’t lose control.

Fix the run on sentence. The driver pushes the gas pedal the car zooms forward.

The driver pushes the gas pedal. The car zooms forward.

Add commas. Our team got the ball and they raced down the field to score.

Our team got the ball, and they raced down the field to score.

Add commas. Yes we love it when people sing the school song!

Yes, we love it when people sing the school song!

Add commas. Mr. Tompkins our coach will lead the team onto the field.

Mr. Tompkins, our coach, will lead the team onto the field.

Add commas. My brother sister and father will attend today’s game.

My brother, sister, and father will attend today’s game.

Where do the commas go? The school’s sports teams include baseball soccer and football.

The school’s sports teams include baseball, soccer, and football.

Did it see us (Sentence, Fragment, Run On)

Sentence