Fill in the blanks with the correct form of the verbs in parentheses. Spelling and word order must be correct. Do not use contractions. Samuel (be) in the United States for six months, but he (not find) a job yet.

Fill in the blanks with the correct form of the verbs in parentheses. Spelling and word order must be correct. Do not use contractions. Five years ago, while Samuel (live) in Jordan, he (win) the green card lottery.

Fill in the blanks with the correct form of the verbs in parentheses. Spelling and word order must be correct. Do not use contractions. A: When (your daughter/transfer) to a university? B: Next year, after she (be) done with all her general education courses at GCC.

Fill in the blanks with the correct form of the verbs in parentheses. Spelling and word order must be correct. Do not use contractions. Selena is 27 years old, but she (never/have) a boyfriend. She (not/find) anyone she likes yet.

Read the sentence carefully. If the sentence does not have any grammar errors, write CORRECT in the text entry box. Do not leave a blank textbox and do not just copy the sentence. If the sentence is incorrect, there will be two errors. Rewrite the sentence and correct the two errors in the text entry box. Highlight your corrections. SENTENCE: Simon is late for class, because there were a lot of traffic on the freeway. 

Read the sentence carefully. If the sentence does not have any grammar errors, write CORRECT in the text entry box. Do not leave a blank textbox and do not just copy the sentence. If the sentence is incorrect, there will be two errors. Rewrite the sentence and correct the two errors in the text entry box. Highlight your corrections. SENTENCE: Every students, teacher, and worker are proud to be part of Glendale Community College.

In the text box, write a sentence with all the elements required. The sentence has to make sense, be grammatically correct, and meet all the requirements for full credit. Requirements: complex sentence that begins with an adverb clause of condition at least one clause in the simple future  highlight subjects and verbs (different colors) in each clause

Read the sentence carefully. If the sentence does not have any grammar errors, write CORRECT in the text entry box. Do not leave a blank textbox and do not just copy the sentence. If the sentence is incorrect, there will be two errors. Rewrite the sentence and correct the two errors in the text entry box. Highlight your corrections. SENTENCE: Simon is taking a Math class right now that he loves, so he wants to take the other one next semester.

Read the sentence carefully. If the sentence does not have any grammar errors, write CORRECT in the text entry box. Do not leave a blank textbox and do not just copy the sentence. If the sentence is incorrect, there will be two errors. Rewrite the sentence and correct the two errors in the text entry box. Highlight your corrections. SENTENCE: The cups on the table are brand new, but one has a chip on its border because I  accidently dropped it.

Fill in the blanks with the correct form of the verbs in parentheses. Spelling and word order must be correct. Do not use contractions. Selena looks great because she (eat) only healthy food lately. She (lose) at least 5 pounds so far.