2. (Number the sections 1-12)
1. I was so happy to accept her gift.
I don’t like any candy except chocolate.
2. Will my vote affect the outcome?
What was the effect of the decision?
3. Is there a table beside the bed?
Who is coming besides you and me?
3. 4. Tallahassee is the capital of Florida.
7th grade will visit the capitol building.
5. The dog chased its tail.
It’s so funny to watch!
6. Our school has a new principal.
Avoiding theft is a matter of principle.
4. 7. The odor assaulted my sense of smell.
It’s been stinky since gym class.
8. Mike runs faster than Luke.
I went to the store, and then to the bank.
9. The couple wanted their yard mowed.
The yard crew was there at noon.
They’re thrilled with the job the crew did.
5. 10. Whose binder is on the floor?
Who’s going to claim it?
11. Get your shoes off the table!
You’re going to have to clean it now.
6. 12. (left column):
Should of
would of
could of
has no meaning and is always incorrect
Correct:
should’ve (contraction for should have)
Would’ve ( “ for would have)
Could’ve ( “ for could have)
I should’ve/would’ve/could’ve gone to
Grandma’s for Christmas.
7. Are
Our
I can’t wait to move into our new house.
We are going to the movie tonight.