Nouns and Pronouns
Is He/She a noun. True or False
False
How do adjectives change words?
What is they describe?
A verb is a person, place, or thing. True or False?
False
What is the past tense of behave?
behaved
What is the contraction for I am?
I'm
What are the nouns in the sentence? The fish swam up river.
fish, river
Identify the verb in the following sentence: "She slowly walked into the room".
walked
What is the past tense of deliver?
delivered
Where should the apostrophe in this word go? dont
between the letter n and the letter t: don't
Is the word "they" a noun or pronoun.
pronoun
What is the adverb in the sentence? He moves the boxes carefully.
carefully
List the past tenses in the sentence. Last night I played my guitar loudly and the neighbors complained.
played, complained
List the words for these contractions:
1. haven't 2. that's 3. who'd
1. have not 2. that is / that has
3. who had /who would
Identify the pronouns in this sentence: She called her mother.
she and her
What is an adjective? State four adjectives for the word "dog".
An adjective is a word you use to describe a person, place, or thing.
Examples: big, brown, lazy, loyal, smelly, beautiful, playful, excited, etc.
What is an adverb? List three adverbs.
An adverb is a word that describes a verb (he sings loudly), an adjective (very tall) or another adverb (ended too quickly). Teacher decides!
Examples: quietly, cheerfully, above, now, tonight, often, etc.
List the irregular past-tense verb for:
fight ________, freeze ________, sleep________
fought, froze, slept
List four different contractions.
Teacher decides!
How many pronouns are in this sentence: Jimmy is the master of disaster.
zero
List the adjectives in the sentence. I have a pair of lovely, new, pink shoes
lovely, new, pink
Change the present tense verb to past tense in these sentences. He (write)_________ a letter to his grandmother in Spain. The movie (begin)________ 10 minutes ago. Yesterday I (swim)_______all the way across the pool.
wrote, began, swam
How many contractions are in the following statement? What are they? Where’s that bus going? It’s going without us and it’s starting to rain! I should’ve brought my umbrella.
Four - where's, it's, it's, should've