Descriptive Adjectives
Tell the adjective in the sentence and the noun that it describes:
The old house had a charming garden.
old-house
charming-garden
Tell the COMPARATIVE form of the adjective:
silly
sillier
Tell the adjective in the sentence and then state whether it is interrogative, demonstrative, or indefinite
What area of the zoo would you like to visit next?
What - interrogative
Fix the rambling sentence:
I went to the store, but it was closed, so I decided to go to the park, and I saw my friend, and we played basketball, and then we went home.
I went to the store, but it was closed. I decided to go to the park, and I saw my friend. We played basketball. Then, we went home.
Which detail goes with this topic?
Trip to the Bahamas:
Eating cake
learning to snorkel
going to the pet store for supplies
learning to snorkel
Tell the adjective in the sentence and the noun that it describes:
The quiet library was a peaceful place to study.
quiet-library
peaceful-place
Tell the SUPERLATIVE form of the adjective:
famous
most famous
Tell the adjective in the sentence and then state whether it is interrogative, demonstrative, or indefinite
The lemur is sitting on that branch.
that - demonstrative
Fix the run on sentence:
I finished washing the dishes it was too late to cook a meal I just reheated a frozen pizza.
I finished washing the dishes, but it was too late to cook a meal. I just reheated a frozen pizza.
Which detail goes with this topic?
Getting my new dog:
Eating cake
learning to snorkel
going to the pet store for supplies
going to the pet store for supplies
Tell the adjective in the sentence and the noun that it describes:
The dress, beautiful and sparkling, caught everyone's attention.
beautiful, sparkling - dress
Tell the COMPARATIVE form of the adjective:
good
better
Tell the adjective in the sentence and then state whether it is interrogative, demonstrative, or indefinite
Which exhibit is your favorite?
Which - interrogative
Fix the run on sentence
I started to get ready I picked out my clothes I put on my makeup.
I started to get ready. I picked out my clothes and put on my makeup.
or
I started to get ready. I picked out my clothes. I put on my makeup.
Choose the word that has a more exact meaning:
The fish sat out for too long causing it to smell (foul bad).
foul
Tell the adjective in the sentence and the noun that it describes:
The noisy children ran through the narrow hallways.
noisy-children
narrow-hallways
Tell the SUPERLATIVE form of the adjective:
bad
worst
Tell the adjective in the sentence and then state whether it is interrogative, demonstrative, or indefinite
Some animals require extra protection.
Some - indefinite
State which word(s) can be taken out because they are redundant (repetitive):
The beautiful, gorgeous butterfly flew across the yard.
gorgeous or beautiful
Come up with a more exact word for the dull word:
Said
declared, whispered, shouted, etc.
Tell the adjective in the sentence and the noun that it describes:
She read a fascinating book about exotic animals.
fascinating-book
exotic-animals
Tell the SUPERLATIVE form of the adjective:
young
youngest
Tell the adjective in the sentence and then state whether it is interrogative, demonstrative, or indefinite
All animals require food to survive.
all - indefinite
State which word(s) can be taken out because they are redundant (repetitive):
The speedy cheetah, who was very fast, chased the zebra.
,who was very fast,
Come up with a more exact word for the dull word:
Sad
Heartbroken, miserable, melancholy, etc.