Sentence Structure and Punctuation Game
Which sentence uses correct subject-verb agreement?
The dogs barks loudlyThe dogs bark loudlyThe dogs is barking loudlyThe dogs am barking loudlySelect the sentence with the correct pronoun usage:
Me and Tom went to the storeHim and I played basketballTom and I went to the storeUs went to the parkWhich sentence is written correctly?
The cat sleep on the windowsillThey runs fastShe doesn't like pizzaWe is going homeWhich sentence uses the correct form of the verb?
The team are winningThe team is winningThe team were winningThe team be winningSelect the correctly punctuated sentence:
Where are you going.Where are you going?Where are you going!Where are you going,Which sentence uses pronouns correctly?
Her and him went to the movieMe and they played gamesShe and he went to the movieUs and them went shoppingWhich sentence is grammatically correct?
The flowers smells sweetThe flowers smell sweetThe flowers is sweetThe flowers be sweetSelect the sentence with proper verb tense:
Yesterday, I am going to schoolYesterday, I goes to schoolYesterday, I went to schoolYesterday, I going to schoolWhich sentence uses the correct form of 'to be'?
We is happyThey is happyI are happyWe are happyWhich sentence has correct subject-verb agreement?
Each of the students have a pencilEach of the students has a pencilEach of the students are having a pencilEach of the students were having a pencilPerfect For:
- • Interactive classroom activities
- • Auto-graded game assignments
- • Student engagement tools
- • Fun learning at home
- • Educational screen time
- • Progress tracking
- • Interactive curriculum
- • Self-paced gaming
- • Engaging practice
Game Features:
ABOUT GRADE 4 ENGLISH GRAMMAR CONVENTIONS PRACTICE GAME
This engaging digital activity helps fourth graders master standard English grammar conventions through interactive practice. Students will strengthen their understanding of proper grammar usage, sentence structure, and parts of speech through carefully crafted multiple-choice questions that align with Common Core Standard L.4.1.
LEARNING OUTCOMES
Through this gamified learning experience, students will:
- Demonstrate command of standard English grammar conventions
- Practice correct usage of pronouns and verbs
- Identify proper sentence structure and punctuation
- Apply grammar rules in real-world writing contexts
Tags
grammar practice, subject-verb agreement, pronouns, sentence structure, punctuation, parts of speech, fourth grade grammar, Common Core aligned, interactive grammar game, digital worksheet, grammar conventions
