Parts of Speech
A noun is a _____________, _____________, or _______________.
What is a person, place, or thing?
A main idea is ___________.
What the text is mostly about?
Words that mean the opposite of each other.
What are antonyms?
True or False: The sentence below is correct.
The first park we went to was Ted Lewis Park.
What is True?
The first park we went to was Ted Lewis Park.
__________ means exactly what is says.
A verb is an ____________ word.
What is an action word?
Supporting details are ______________.
What facts or details support the main idea?
A synonym for freezing.
What is cold?
True or False: The sentence below is correct.
mrs. lane is going to the park on Monday.
What is false?
mrs. lane is going to the park on Monday.
Correction:
Mrs. Lane is going to the park on Monday.
_____________ does mean exactly what is says.
What is non-literal language?
An adjective describes a __________.
What is a noun?
Something that you think is known as an _________.
What is an opinion?
An antonym for noisy.
What is quiet?
The pronoun "I" should always be _____________.
What is capitalized or uppercase?
Literal or Non-literal:
I want a piece of cake.
What is literal?
An adverb describes a _________.
What is a verb?
Something that can be proven is a ____________.
What is a fact?
Words that mean the same thing.
What are synonyms?
Name two types of words that should be capitalized.
What are: the first letter of the first word in a sentence, proper nouns (Laurelville, Lebron James), days (Monday), months (April), holidays (Easter, April Fool's Day), the main words in a title (I Survived), titles in names (Mrs., Ms., Dr,), and the pronoun "I"?
Literal or Non-literal:
Before I took the stage, my mom told me to break a leg.
What is non-literal?
He, she, him, her, we, me, and it are examples of _____________.
What are pronouns?
The book Treasure Hunter's was told from ____________'s point of view.
Who is Bick?
A synonym and antonym for nice.
What is kind and mean.
True or False: the sentence below is correct.
In April, i am going to go on a trip to Kentucky
What is false?
In April, i am going to go on a trip to Kentucky
Correction: In April, I am going to go on a trip to Kentucky.
Non-literal phrases are called ___________.
What are Idioms?