These 62 grammar exercises cover a variety of topics, but more importantly, they are self grading! Through the magic of google sheets, students get instant feedback on whether their answer is correct or not. I designed these exercises so that my high school students could have additional grammar practice and mastery without me having to spend hours grading more assignments. See the video preview for more details on how the exercises work.
 
There are 62 exercises in total, designed to be spread out over a 31 week school year at approximately 2 per week. Each exercise consists of about 7 to 10 questions on one of the topics from the list below. Each exercise also corresponds to a section of the abeka textbook Grammar and Composition III (fifth edition). However, it is not necessary to use the book (or any textbook) in conjunction with these exercises. For those who are using that textbook, I have included a table of contents file which shows which page of the book corresponds to which exercise.
 
Topics covered:

Subjects and Predicates
Parts of Speech
Action and Linking Verbs
Verbs and Verbals
Principle Parts
Verb Tenses
Verb Tense Consistency
Predicate Nominatives
Direct Objects
Indirect Objects
Objects of Prepositions
Appositives and Nouns of Direct Address
Gerund Phases
Compound Sentences
Complex Sentences
Comma Rules
Semicolons and Colons
Recognizing Prepositions
Using Prepositions Correctly
Recognizing Pronouns
Pronouns agreeing with antecedents
Nominative Case Pronouns
Objective Case Pronouns
Predicate Adjectives
Prep Phrases as Adjectives
Verbals as Adjectives
Adjective Clauses
Recognizing and Distinguishing Adverbs
Prep Phrases as Adverbs
Adverb Clauses