Success with Grammar: Grade 2

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Scholastic Success With Grammar Grade 2
About the Book
“Nothing Succeeds Like Success.”
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And no other resource boosts kids’ grammar skills like Scholastic Success With Grammar!
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For classroom or at-home use, this exciting series for kids in grades 1 through 6 provides
invaluable reinforcement and practice in grammar topics such as:
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g common and proper nouns g punctuation
g sentence structure g capitalization
g contractions and more!
Each 64-page book contains loads of clever practice pages to keep kids challenged and
excited as they strengthen the grammar skills they need to read and write well.
You’ll also find lots of assessment sheets that give kids realistic practice in taking standardized
tests -- and help you see their progress!
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Each practice page in the series reinforces a specific, age-appropriate skill as outlined in
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• Iowa Tests of Basic Skills • Metropolitan Achievement Test
• California Tests of Basic Skills • Stanford Achievement Test
• California Achievement Test
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Scholastic Success With Grammar Grade 2
Table of Contents
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Exclamations and Commands ........................... 7
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Types of Sentences, Capital I ......................... 10
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Common Nouns ...................................... 13
Capitalize Names and Places ......................... 16
Verbs ................................................ 19
Simple Sentences .................................... 22
Past-Tense Verbs ..................................... 25
Pronouns ............................................. 28
Types of Sentences (part 2) ........................... 31
Word Order .......................................... 34
Plural Nouns ......................................... 37
Adjectives ............................................ 40
Verb to be ........................................... 43
Irregular Verbs go, do ............................... 46
Quotation Marks ..................................... 49
Contractions With not ................................ 52
Subject/Verb Agreement ............................. 55
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A telling sentence
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Write Q next to the sentence that is a question.
6 Is your pet well now? __________
7 Now your pet is well. __________
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He will take the cat home.
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Exclamations
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Be yourself!
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1 I lost my jacket. I’ll be so cold! fear
2 Look what I have! excitement
3 I didn’t know you had my jacket! surprise
4 Give it to me now! anger
Look at the picture.
5 Circle the command that goes with the picture.
Please don’t be upset! Wear your new hat.
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