1. Which relative pronoun correctly completes the sentence: "The student ___ asked the question was very attentive."

2. In the sentence "My uncle, who lives in Texas, is visiting us," the relative clause is:

3. Which sentence correctly uses a non-defining relative clause?

4. Identify the error in the sentence: "The teacher, that taught me math, retired."

5. In which sentence can the relative pronoun be omitted?

6. Which sentence correctly uses "whose" for possession?

7. Choose the correct relative pronoun: "The woman ___ I spoke to was helpful."

8. What is the antecedent of the relative pronoun in: "The house that collapsed was old."

9. Which sentence has a correctly placed relative clause?

10. Identify the error in: "The car which it is red belongs to me."

11. What type of adverbial clause is in: "Since it was sunny, we went hiking."

12. Which subordinating conjunction fits: "We’ll play outside ___ the weather improves."

13. Choose the sentence with correct punctuation:

14. Identify the error in: "He stayed home because it rains."

15. Which sentence has a complete adverbial clause?

16. What is the function of the adverbial clause in: "She spoke as if she knew everything."

17. Which conjunction fits a purpose clause: "He trained hard ___ he could win."

18. In "We left early, whereas they stayed late," what type of clause is used?

19. Which sentence uses "where" correctly?

20. Identify the error in: "I’ll call you when I will get home."

21. Which modal verb expresses the highest degree of certainty?

22. Choose the correct modal: "You ___ finish your chores before playing."

23. Which sentence correctly asks for permission formally?

24. What does "have to" imply in "I have to leave now"?

25. Which modal gives strong advice with a consequence?

26. Differentiate "can" and "could" in: "I can run fast" vs. "I could run fast as a child."

27. Which sentence is correct?

28. Which replaces "can" in "I can attend" across all tenses?

29. Identify the error in: "You must to study harder."

30. Which modal fits a hypothetical: "If I were rich, I ___ travel the world."