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Grammar Ace!

Grammar Ace!. Commonly Confused Words Game 2. Here’s how it works:. Each correct answer allows you to move to the next question. If you miss just one question, the game is over. If you answer all ten questions correctly, you’ve aced the exercise!. Question # 1.

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Grammar Ace!

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  1. Grammar Ace! Commonly Confused Words Game 2

  2. Here’s how it works: • Each correct answer allows you to move to the next question. • If you miss just one question, the game is over. • If you answer all ten questions correctly, you’ve aced the exercise!

  3. Question # 1 • Click on the correct word in the context of the following sentence: • If I had known you were a vegetarian, I would have would of made you a salad.

  4. Right!Question # 2 • Click on the correct word in the context of the following sentence: • “All rightAlright,” said the police officer, “who put the plastic snake in Mrs. Fillstone’s mailbox?”

  5. Good!Question # 3 • Click on the correct word in the context of the following sentence: Do you know who’swhose car is parked in my parking spot?

  6. Right!Question # 4 • Click on the correct word in the context of the following sentence: • RegardlessIrregardless of the committee’s recommendations, the company president intends to close the Toledo plant.

  7. You’ve got it!Question # 5 Click on the correct word in the context of the following sentence: When Garfield realized that he had not been charged for a pair of slacks, his consciousconscience led him back to the store to pay for them.

  8. Yes!Question # 6 • Click on the correct word in the context of the following sentence: • I remember when we use toused to make phone calls by turning a rotary dial.

  9. You’re doing well!Question # 7 • Click on the correct word in the context of the following sentence: • The fresh roasted asparagus certainly complementscompliments this grilled salmon.

  10. Good!Question # 8 • Click on the correct word in the context of the following sentence: • The jury has not yet reached itsit’s verdict.

  11. You’re getting closer!Question # 9 • Click on the correct word in the context of the following sentence: • Johnny drinks two glasses of organic green tea every dayeveryday.

  12. This is it! Question # 10 • Click on the correct word in the context of the following sentence: • The new brand of toothpaste seems no different thandifferent from our last one.

  13. You aced it! • Good job!

  14. Oops! • Sorry, game over. Thanks for playing! Click here to play again.

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