Al-Oruba International Schools

English Revision- Grade Five

Grammar
1. Read each group of words. Write (complete sentence) or (fragment) next to each item.

a. The bird on the branch. ----Fragment--------------------------

b. The students have enjoyed themselves. ---------Complete sentence -------

c. got into the wooden trees. ------- Fragment ----------------------

d. He is always late. ----------Complete sentence -------

2. Add the proper punctuation to the end of each sentence. Then write whether the
sentence is a (statement, question, command, or exclamation).

a. How lovely this rose is ( ! ) _______Exclamation____________

b. I have to bring my keys ( . ) _______Statement____________

c. Did you lose your wallet ( ? ) _______Question____________

d. Go straight forward then turn left ( . ) ________Command___________

3. Choose the correct answer for the underlined words.

1. The skillful athlete jumped high.

a. simple subject b. simple predicate

2. The old woman was reading a French book.

a. complete predicate b. complete subject

3. The manager of our company accomplished a lot of goals.

a. complete subject b. simple subject

4. The colorful flower sways in the wind.

a. complete predicate b. simple predicate

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4. Read each sentence. Write whether the underlined words are a “compound subject “ or “ a
compound predicate . Then write each conjunction.
a- My mother and I went to the theme park.

Compound: …Subject…………. Conjunction: ……and…………

b- The governor greeted the folks but left early.

Compound: ……predicate………. Conjunction: ……but…………

c- Neither Ronny nor Sam will travel soon.

Compound: …subject…………. Conjunction: ……neither - nor…………

d- You should either study your lessons or read a useful book.

Compound: ……predicate………. Conjunction: ……either - or…………

5. Choose the correct answer.

1. I prefer to swim in the early morning.

a. simple sentence b. compound sentence

2. The farmer planted the crops the merchants bought the harvest.

a. run-on sentence b. compound sentence

3. Jack ran so fast, but he couldn’t win the race.

a. run-on sentence b. compound sentence

4. My family went to the USA last vacation.

a. simple sentence b. compound sentence

6. Circle the sentence that shows the correct place of “commas”.

1) a. No, he would come earlier this time.

b. No he would come earlier, this time.

2) a. Mrs. Sarah our art teacher, is so talented.

b. Mrs. Sarah, our art teacher, is so talented.

3) a. The audience, the players, and the president celebrated the cup.

b. The audience the players, and the president celebrated the cup.

4) a. I will watch TV, or I will go to the park.

b. I will watch TV or, I will go to the park.

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