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High School English Grammar Worksheets. 1053 PAGES. 9th-10th Grade MEGA BUNDLE

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    This High School ELA worksheet collection contains 349 worksheets; the total of 1053 pages, with full answer keys. This resource will not only save you time and effort on preparation, but also ensure your students' effective learning and application of the content throughout the year. (PDF version)

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    YES, you read that right! ALL YEAR ELA RESOURCES that will enable you to provide your students with reviews, extra grammar practice, warm ups, homework, quizzes and other forms of assessments, small and large group activities, and test preparation. All you need to do is just PRINT ON THE GO!!!

    CHECK OUT THE FREE PREVIEW PAGES TO GET A TASTE OF WHAT YOU WILL HAVE!!!

    The resources are carefully organized and categorized in separate folders for your convenience as the following:

    (1) Parts of Speech | Nouns | Verbs | Pronouns | Prepositions | Conjunctions Adjectives | Adverbs

    1. The Noun
    2. Proper and Common Nouns
    3. Concrete and Abstract Nouns
    4. Compound and Collective Nouns
    5. The Verb
    6. Transitive and Intransitive Verbs
    7. Linking Verbs
    8. Action Verbs
    9. Verb Phrases
    10. Helping Verb and Main Verb
    11. The Pronoun
    12. Personal Pronouns
    13. Reflexive Pronouns
    14. Intensive Pronouns
    15. Demonstrative Pronouns
    16. Interrogative Pronouns
    17. Indefinite Pronouns
    18. Relative Pronouns
    19. Pronoun Antecedent
    20. The Adjective
    21. Proper Adjective
    22. Demonstrative Adjective
    23. The Adverb
    24. Adverbs Modifying Verbs
    25. Adverbs Modifying Adjectives
    26. Adverbs Modifying Adverbs
    27. The Preposition
    28. The Object of Prepositions
    29. The Commonly Used Prepositions
    30. The Conjunction
    31. The Interjection
    32. Reviews (x5)
    33. Tests (x2)

    (2) Subject | Predicate | Objects | Types of Sentences | Complements

    1. The Subject
    2. Simple Subject
    3. Complete Subject
    4. Compound Subject
    5. Compound Verb
    6. The Predicate
    7. Simple Predicate
    8. Complete Predicate
    9. Complements
    10. Predicate Adjective
    11. Predicate Nominative
    12. Direct Object
    13. Indirect Object
    14. Types of Sentences
    15. Reviews (x4)
    16. Tests (x2)

    (3) Phrases | Prepositional | Verbals | Appositive | Grammar Worksheets

    1. Phrases
    2. Prepositional Phrases
    3. Adjective Phrases
    4. Adverb Phrases
    5. Infinitive
    6. Infinitive Phrases
    7. Gerund
    8. Gerund Phrase
    9. Participle
    10. Participial Phrase
    11. Appositive
    12. Appositive Phrases
    13. Reviews (x5)
    14. Tests (x2)

    (4) Clauses | Independent & Subordinate | Reviews, Assessments, Worksheets

    1. The Clause
    2. Subordinate Clauses
    3. Kinds of Subordinate Clauses
    4. Noun Clauses
    5. Adjective Clauses
    6. Adverb Clauses
    7. Independent Clauses
    8. Kinds of Independent Clauses
    9. Simple Sentences
    10. Compound Sentences
    11. Complex Sentences
    12. Complex-Compound Sentences
    13. Relative Pronouns and Adjective Clauses
    14. Subordinating Conjunctions and Adverb Clauses
    15. Reviews (x4)
    16. Tests (x2)

    (5) Agreements | Subject Verb and Pronoun Antecedent Agreement

    This resource contains 27 worksheets; the total of 78 pages, with full answer keys about Agreements: Subject-Verb Agreement, Pronoun Antecedent Agreement, and Agreement of Numbers for high school students. There are Reviews and TWO comprehensive TESTS to ensure effective learning of the content.

    (6) Verb Tenses | Forms | Active & Passive Voice | Mood | Grammar Worksheets

    1. The Principal Parts of Verbs
    2. Regular Verbs
    3. Irregular Verbs
    4. Lie and Lay
    5. Sit and Set
    6. Raise and Rise
    7. Verb Form Reviews
    8. Mood
    9. Tense
    10. Progressive Forms
    11. Consistency of Tense
    12. Active and Passive Voice
    13. Tense Reviews
    14. Tests (x2)

    (7) Using Pronouns | Pronoun References | Pronoun Cases | Test & Reviews

    1. Pronoun's Case
    2. Case Forms: Nominative Case, Objective Case, & Possessive Case
    3. Who and Whom
    4. Incomplete Usage of Pronouns
    5. Special Problems in Pronouns
    6. Clear Pronoun Reference
    7. Reviews
    8. Tests

    (8) Grammar Worksheets | PROOFREADING | WARM-UPS | Proper Usage | REVIEWS

    1. The use of a, an

    2. accept or except?

    3. ain't

    4. alot, or a lot?

    5. good, or well?

    6. beside, besides?

    7. it's, its?

    8. could of, could have?

    9. don't? Doesn't?

    10. your, you're?

    11. kind of? Or sort of?

    12. Like, as if, as though?

    In addition, students will be able to learn more about Standard and Nonstandard English, double negations, nonsexist language, and the proper grammar usage when writing; or speaking.

    (9) RULES OF CAPITALIZATION | 25 Worksheets | Capitalization Practice

    1. Proper Nouns
    2. Proper Adjectives
    3. School Subjects
    4. Titles
    5. First Words
    6. First Names
    7. Initials
    8. Names of Buildings
    9. Names of Institutions
    10. Names of Organizations
    11. Calendar Items
    12. Monuments and Rewards
    13. Full Reviews
    14. Tests (x2)

    (10) Punctuation Practice | Commas | End Marks | Abbreviations | Worksheets

    1. End Marks

    2. Abbreviations

    3. Abbreviation Review

    4. End Marks and Abbreviations

    5. Commas with Items in Series

    6. Commas with Independent Clauses

    7. Commas with Nonessential CIauses and Phrases

    8. Commas with Introductory Elements

    9. Commas with Interrupters

    10. Conventional Uses of Commas

    11. Unnecessary Commas

    12. Comma Review

    13. End Mark and Abbreviation Review

    (11) Writing Strategies | Lessons | Activities | Sentences & Paragraphs

    1. Choosing How to Combine
    2. Combining and Varying Sentences
    3. Combining Sentences to Write Paragraphs
    4. Using Correlative Conjunctions
    5. Using Conjunctive Adverbs
    6. Using Adjectives and Adverbs
    7. Using Prepositional Phrases
    8. Using Appositive Phrases
    9. Using Appositives to Start Sentences
    10. Using Participial Phrases
    11. Using Infinitive Phrases
    12. Using Gerund Phrases
    13. Using Adjective Clauses
    14. Using Adverb Clauses
    15. Using Noun Clauses
    16. Using Compound Elements
    17. Combining Notes in Sentences
    18. Using Semicolons, Colons, Dashes, and Parentheses.
    19. Combining Sentences by Inserting Words
    20. Combining Sentences by Inserting Phrases
    21. Creating Compound Subjects and Verbs
    22. Combining to Create Compound Sentences
    23. Combining to Create Complex Sentences
    24. Revising Paragraphs by Combining Sentences
    25. Revising Sentences to Create Parallel Structure
    26. Revising Stringy Sentences
    27. Revising Wordy Sentences
    28. Varying Sentences Beginning
    29. Revising Sentences to Create Variety
    30. Revising Paragraphs

    All the worksheets are thoroughly supported with examples, explanations, tips, reminders, and exercises. Perfect for homeschooling, too!

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    Standards

    to see state-specific standards (only available in the US).
    Demonstrate command of the conventions of standard English grammar and usage when writing or speaking.
    Use parallel structure.
    Use various types of phrases (noun, verb, adjectival, adverbial, participial, prepositional, absolute) and clauses (independent, dependent; noun, relative, adverbial) to convey specific meanings and add variety and interest to writing or presentations.
    Demonstrate command of the conventions of standard English capitalization, punctuation, and spelling when writing.
    Use a semicolon (and perhaps a conjunctive adverb) to link two or more closely related independent clauses.

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