Compound Sentences
Is this a compound sentence or simple sentence:
I love dogs!
Simple Sentence
What is a stronger word for "good"?
Great, Amazing, Fantastic, etc.
How do you make the word "dog" possessive in the sentence below:
"That is the dog bone!"
dog's
What is the past tense for the word "swim"?
Swam
Look at the word "Teacher" what is the root word?
Teach
Is this a compound or simple sentence?
I went to the park, and I played on the swings.
compound
Which word is stronger?
happy or ecstatic
ecstatic
Make this noun possessive:
Sara backpack is over there.
Sara's
What is the future tense of the verb run?
Will run
What does the prefix “un-” mean in the word unhappy?
Not
Which word makes this sentence a compound sentence?
I wanted pizza, but my brother wanted tacos.
"but,"
Choose the word that is a weaker version of angry:
furious, upset, or enraged
upset
Fix the mistake:
That is James’s shoes.
James'
Which sentence is in present tense?
A) She jumped on the trampoline.
B) She is jumping on the trampoline.
C) She will jump on the trampoline.
B
Which word has a suffix that means “able to be”?
A) readable
B) running
C) quickly
A
Fix this run-on sentence by making it a compound sentence:
I like to read I also like to draw.
"and,"
Put these words in order from weakest to strongest:
cold, freezing, chilly
cold, chilly, freezing
Which sentence uses possessive nouns correctly?
A) The cats toy is under the bed.
B) The cat’s toy is under the bed.
C) The cats’ toy is under the bed.
B
Fix the verb tense in this sentence:
Yesterday, I walk to the park.
walked
Remove the prefix and suffix from this word to find the root:
disagreeable
Agree
Create your own compound sentence using one of these conjunctions: and, but, or, so, yet.
*any correct answer using a conjunction*
Create a “shades of meaning” ladder with three words that show different strengths of big
*any correct answer here*
A possessive noun shows______________
Ownership or Possession
Create a sentence in past tense, one in present tense, and one in future tense using the verb eat.
*Any correct answer here*
Add a prefix or suffix to the root word care to make a new word. Then use that new word in a sentence.
*any correct answer*