Noun
All nouns in the sentence: Sammy planted peas and corn in his garden.
What is Sammy/peas/corn/garden?
The preposition in the sentence: Please put your water bottles beside your chairs.
What is beside?
The conjunction is: My mom told me it was raining, but I decided not to take my umbrella anyway.
What is but?
The adverb is: This year I really want to achieve all my goals.
What is really?
The adjectives in the sentence are: She quickly ran over to the cute and cuddly puppies and squealed in delight.
What is cute and cuddly?
All the nouns in the sentence: I watched a movie with my family last weekend.
What is movie/family/weekend?
The verb in the sentence: Some students brought their soccer balls to school.
What is brought?
The conjunction in the sentence: My book was falling apart, so I decided to use glue to hold it together.
What is so?
The adverb in the sentence: Usain Bolt ran swiftly, and won the race.
What is swiftly?
The adjectives in the sentence are: The colorful rainbow and yummy ice-cream were just perfect for this day!
What is colorful and yummy?
All the nouns in the sentence: We enjoy going to the window to look at the koi in the pond.
What is window/koi/pond?
The preposition in the sentence: Let me look into the matter.
What is into?
The pronoun in the sentence: Let us walk quickly, so that we can get home before her.
What is us/we/her?
The adverb in the sentence: Mom walked wearily up the hill.
What is wearily?
The adjectives are: The graceful, pink flamingo balanced on one leg in the pond.
What is graceful and pink?
The noun in the sentence: I predict that the Clemson Tigers will win.
What is Clemson Tigers?
The verb in the sentence: He wrote the paragraph as neatly as he could.
What is wrote?
All the pronouns in the sentence: I told them that we were playing in that spot, so they should play elsewhere.
What is I/we/they?
The adverb in the sentence: The baby crawled slowly to her dad.
What is slowly?
The adjectives in the sentence: The crisp morning air was a wonderful start to my day.
What is crisp and wonderful?
The proper noun in the sentence: We had McDonald's for dinner last evening.
What is McDonald's?
The verb in the sentence: The farmer watered his plants early in the morning.
What is watered?
All the pronouns in the sentence: I think I saw you in the store yesterday.
What is I/you?
The two adverbs in the sentence: Even though I try to swim well, I sometimes end up doing poorly.
What is well and poorly?
All the adjectives in the sentence are: The elegant lady walked slowly into the room, so that we could all get a good view of her long, glittery, flowing dress.
What is elegant/good/long/glittery/flowing?