Fill the blank!
What is the missing part of speech?: Her ____ clothes need to be ____.
What is an adjective?
These words are used to show extreme emotion. They can stand alone as a one-word sentence: Wow! Eek! Yikes!
What are interjections?
in, of, for, towards, over, below, beside
What are prepositions?
What is the noun in the following sentence: My dad loves to read.
What is dad?
What is the missing part of speech?: The students ____ the homework before the bell ____.
What is a verb?
This part of speech is used to link two words together or to connect phrases or sentences.
What are coordinate conjunctions?
boy, pencil, school, restaurant, book, teacher
What are nouns?
What is the adjective in the sentence below: The strong athlete helped his team win the game.
What is strong?
What is the adverb in the sentence below: I can hardly wait for fall break!
What is hardly?
What is the missing part of speech?: Candace likes to play____ on the _____.
What is a noun?
Takes the place of a noun.
What is a pronoun?
What is the preposition in the following sentence: Plants were the first living things on earth.
What is on?
What are the nouns in the sentence below: My mom took me to Mcdonalds today to get brown ice cream.
What is mom, McDonalds, and ice cream
What is the missing part of speech?: Ellis called her mom ____ the storm.
What is a preposition?
This is the job of an verb...
What is to describe an action or state of being.
for, and, nor, but, or, yet, so
What are coordinate conjunctions?
What is the conjunction in the sentence below: I want to play outside today, but it is raining.
What is but?
What is the adjective in the sentence below: I went to summer camp this week.
What is summer?
What is the missing part of speech?: The books were ____ placed on the shelf.
What is an adverb?
This is the job of a preposition...
What is to show a relationship or location of another noun or pronoun? or
What is to show the when, where, why, or how?
since, despite, because, whenever, wherever,
What are subordinate conjunctions?
What is the preposition in the sentence below: Tim hasn't been in school since Monday.
What is since?