Good English
A person, place, or thing
noun
What part of speech is underlined below:
My friend Tom ate pizza for lunch.
verb
A word used to describe an action.
a verb
What is the action part of this sentence? Mia sings.
sings
"classroom" is what type of word?
noun
Is this sentence a complete sentence?
Went to the game.
No. It does not have a subject (noun).
Is this sentence a complete sentence?
Ran quickly to the bus.
No. There is no subject.
Is this sentence a complete sentence?
I like to eat hamburgers.
Yes.
Is this a complete sentence? Why or Why Not?
They lunch after science class.
NO, because there is no verb.
What is the subject (who)? The dog runs.
the dog
What is the name for a story that is not real?
fiction (fantasy/folktale)
What is the name for a noun that shows a thing belongs to someone? Or what do you do?
Possessive or Add 's
Which word is the verb? The bird sings.
sings
Name the subject (who) and the action (what) part: The little cat sleeps.
Subject: the little cat. Action part: sleeps.
Which word needs a capital letter? I play with ben.
Ben
What is the effect? (cause and effect)
I had to walk back home because my phone ran out of battery.
I had to walk back home
In the following sentence, should beijing be capitalized? Why?
I am going to beijing this summer.
Yes it is a proper noun
What is the plural of dog?
dogs
In order for a sentence to be complete, it has to have these two things.
Noun (subject) and Verb
What punctuation mark is missing? Where is my book
A question mark (?)
Proper nouns should always be this.
capitalized
Fix this sentence: my friend tom has two dog
My friend Tom has two dogs.
What type of noun is China?
a proper noun
Which is correct: two book or two books?
two books
Does the following sentence need an apostrophe? If so, where?
My nieces hockey game is in November.
Yes, niece's