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TEAS English Rules Worksheet

Ravi and Emily are preparing a weather station report. Help them make each sentence clear and correct. Choose or write the best answer for each question.

Proofread the Forecast

Use standard American English spelling, grammar, capitalization, and punctuation.

1.Ravi typed, “The clouds are moving quickly across the valley.” Which word is the adverb?
  • clouds
  • moving
  • quickly
  • valley
2.Choose the sentence with correct subject–verb agreement.
  • Each of the instruments need to be checked.
  • Each of the instruments needs to be checked.
  • Each of the instruments needing to be checked.
3.Emily wrote, “The forecast said it would rain. Its already beginning to drizzle.” Replace “Its” with the correct word.
4.Choose the correctly spelled word to complete the report: “The team will _____ the temperature at noon.”
  • measure
  • measurre
  • measuer
5.Rewrite this sentence with correct capitalization and punctuation: “on monday sofia recorded wind speeds in denver”
6.True or false: In the sentence “The warning was issued by the forecaster,” the subject performs the action.
TrueFalse
7.Make this sentence active: “The latest readings were recorded by Ravi.”
8.Select the correctly punctuated sentence.
  • The air was cool, however the afternoon felt humid.
  • The air was cool; however, the afternoon felt humid.
  • The air was cool however; the afternoon felt humid.
9.Fill in the blank with the correct homophone: “The team placed the sensor over near the north entrance.”
10.Choose the sentence with correct pronoun use.
  • Between you and I, the storm may arrive early.
  • Between you and me, the storm may arrive early.
  • Between yourself and I, the storm may arrive early.
11.Correct the comma splice: “The wind grew stronger, Emily secured the outdoor equipment.”
12.Choose the correct word: “The heavy rain may _____ visibility on the road.”
  • affect
  • effect
13.The station has one “radar” and several “radar units.” Is “radar” correctly used in “several radar units”?
14.Combine the ideas into one correct sentence using a comma and a coordinating conjunction: “The clouds cleared. The crew finished its report.”

2 printable pages

  • TEAS English Rules Worksheet, page 1 of 2: Proofread the Forecast

    Page 1

  • TEAS English Rules Worksheet, page 2 of 2: 7. Make this sentence active: “The latest readings were recorded by Ravi.”

    Page 2

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