Verbs
What is the verb in this sentence?
Aaron gave his sister a chocolate chip cookie.
gave
Name three interjections
Oh dear, Ouch, Yay, Hey, Wow, etc.
Miguel is (attractive) than Paulo
more attractive
I always train (hard) when I go to the gym.
the hardest
Write a conjunction in this sentence:
He likes to eat pizza, burger, pork, pasta.
and
What is the verb?
Abigail's dog barked loudly last night.
barked
Make a sentence using an interjection. The sentence has to be about a sport.
Answers may vary
I'm hungry but you are way (hungry) than I am.
more hungry
Abigail runs (fast) of all the other kids at her school.
the fastest
Write a conjunction in this sentence:
She likes pizza, he does not like bread.
but
Choose the correct verb.
Briana and Abigail into their parents' room to surprise them. (crept, creeped)
crept
True or False: Interjections always need an exclamation mark.
False
My brother is always (happy) than I am.
happier
You drive the (dangerously) of all people on the road.
most dangerously
What is the prepositional phrase in the sentence:
He went across the bridge to get to the city.
Choose the correct verb.
The babies because they were tired (cryed, cried, crying)
cried
Fill in the blank.
" , Collin! Come here. I want to talk to you."
A. Oops
B. Hmm
C. Hey
C. Hey
Do you think the Lakers is (good) than the Warriors in basketball?
better
It was a terrible movie. In fact, it was (bad) movie I've ever seen.
the worst
What is the prepositional phrase in this sentence:
There were so many people that Ms. Suzan had to park her car behind the building.
behind the building
Choose the correct verb.
Collin and his family for a birthday gift for his friend (shoped, shopped, shopping)
shopped
Fill in the blank.
" , Briana! You forgot that your homework is due today!"
A. Oh no!
B. Woo-hoo!
C. Party!
A. Oh no!
I know you do not have money, but I have (little) than you.
less
Aaron always spends (a little) money out of all our friends.
the least
The sweet potatoes in the vegetable bin are green with bold. What are the prepositional phrases?
with mold