🕹️ Practice arcade

🏷️ Word Jobs Sprint

Ninety seconds. Tag the nouns and verbs, then the describers and pronouns too -- as many sentences as you can.

🧩 Structure Sprint

Simple, compound, complex, or compound-complex -- call as many as you can in two minutes.

⚡ Punctuation Sprint

Ninety seconds of commas, colons, quotation marks, capitals, and hyphens -- fix as many sentences as you can.

🧮 Tense Sprint

Ninety seconds. Read the helpers, name the tense -- simple, progressive, or perfect, past to future.

🧠 Eight Jobs Survival

All eight parts of speech, plus before, up, and well changing jobs mid-sentence. Three lives -- how long can you last?

🚧 Sentence or Not?

Complete, fragment, run-on, or comma splice -- sort every sentence right. Three misses and you're out.

💀 Mark Survival

The hardest punctuation calls, three lives, no clock. One wrong mark costs a life.

🔎 Spot the Splice

Click the exact spot where two independent clauses got joined by a comma alone -- five in a row, no clock.

🧩 Pick the Structure

Simple, compound, complex, or compound-complex -- name the sentence structure five times in a row.

✒️ Which Mark Goes Here

Semicolon, comma, or comma-plus-conjunctive-adverb -- place the one that's actually needed, five in a row.

🤝 Make It Agree

Match the verb to its real subject -- past phrases in the way, each-of, and neither-nor -- five in a row.

🏷️ Apostrophe Call

Its or it's, one owner or many, or no owner at all -- pick the right form five times in a row.

🧑‍🤝‍🧑 Case Closed

I or me, who or whom -- drop the other person or answer with he or him, five in a row.

⏪ Past or Participle

Went or gone, saw or seen -- the past stands alone, the participle follows has, have, or had.

🕵️ Who's Doing It?

Put the phrase next to its noun, give a dangling opener its doer, then call it correct, misplaced, or dangling -- five in a row.

🔦 Voice Check

Active or passive, passive or lookalike, then flip a passive around -- a be form plus a past participle, five in a row.

🔁 Same Word, New Job

Light the lamp or turn on the light, a fast car or ran fast -- read the sentence, name the job, five in a row.

🎨 Adjective or Adverb?

Sang beautifully or tastes sweet, good or well, real or really -- check the verb, pick the describer, five in a row.

🔍 Clause Hunter

Mark the clauses: both halves of a compound, the dependent clause, then adjective and adverb clauses -- five in a row.

🏗️ Build the Structure

Snap clause tiles and connectors together into compound, complex, and compound-complex sentences -- five in a row.

🔧 Fix It

Mend a run-on, a comma splice, or a fragment with the right connector -- any legal fix counts, five in a row.

📎 Phrase Spotter

Find the prepositional phrase, the appositive, then name the verbal phrase -- five in a row.

👮 Comma Cop

Put in every comma the sentence needs and not one more -- joins, lists, dates, and asides, five in a row.

🕵️ Comma Thief

Stray commas snuck in. Take out every one no rule allows, and leave the ones that belong -- five in a row.

🔤 Capital Idea

Names up, seasons down, titles by the rules -- fix every wrong capital, five in a row.

💬 Quote, Unquote

Inside or outside the closing quotation mark? Periods and commas in, colons and semicolons out -- five in a row.

➖ Colon, Semicolon, or Dash

A colon announces, a semicolon joins, a dash does either with attitude -- pick the marks that fit, five in a row.

🔗 Hyphen or Not

Well-written essay or well written essay? Before the noun, after it, numbers, and prefixes -- five in a row.

🤝 Match the Pronoun

Its or their? Count the noun it points back at -- groups, and-pairs, and neither-nor too -- five in a row.

⏱️ Keep the Tense

Hold the tense the passage started in -- unless something really did happen earlier. Five in a row.

🎯 Only Where It Belongs

Slide only, almost, or even right in front of the word it limits, so the sentence says what it means.

🏋️ Parallel Bars

Lists, not only ... but also pairs, and comparisons -- pick the version where every part has the same form.