Paxton got an A on his Spanish test because he studied hard over the weekend.
He studied hard over the weekend.
Cam came home soaking wet.
Definition of irate
(adj.) angry; enraged
One feature of a play.
Teacher decides.
State the adjectives in the following sentence:
When the old, gray haired man died, he left money to his grieving family.
old, gray haired
grieving
Celeste got a bellyache after eating all of her Halloween candy in one day.
She ate all of her Halloween candy in one day.
Ethan went swimming today because it was so hot.
Ethan went swimming.
Definition of embark
(v.) to make a start; to go aboard
Fix this sentence: i ran outside as it rained my close were drenched.
I ran outside as it rained. My clothes were drenched.
Identify the verb(s): Friends sometimes argue when they spend too much time together.
argue
spend
Practicing everyday helped Luis win the race.
Liam fell off his skateboard and broke his arm.
Liam broke his arm.
Definition of pulchritudinous
(adj.) beautiful
Define hyperbole
A type of figurative speech that exaggerates.
What are the nouns in the sentence? The river is one of the longest in the country.
river
country
Because Lauren helped her father, he took her to the movies.
Because Lauren helped her father.
Because Max's dog ran away, now he has to stay on his leash when we walk.
He has to stay on his leash when we walk.
Definition of ambivalent
(adj.) Having mixed feelings
Give an example of personification in a sentence.
Any example where an object is brought to life.
What is the adverb in the sentence? After running 3 miles, I could barely move.
barely
Allie lives way up in the hills, so she has a great view of the city.
Allie lives way up in the hills.
Ben got grounded after he came home three hours late.
Ben got grounded.
Definition of somnolent
(adj.) sleepy, drowsy; inducing sleep
Define the following terms: protagonist and antagonist
protagonist: leading character; someone that is rooted for
antagonist: adversary; opponent; someone that opposes another.
What is the part of speech of the following:
gracefully, quickly, always, above
adverb