Nouns
What is a noun?
A person, place, thing, or idea.
What is a verb?
A word that shows action or a state of being.
What is an adjective?
A word that describes a noun or pronoun.
Fix this: She am happy today.
She is happy today.
What part of speech is the word quickly?
Adverb
Find the noun(s): The cat ran up the tree.
cat, tree
Identify the verb: She dances beautifully.
dances
Identify the adjective: The red balloon floated away.
red
Fix this: They was going to the store.
They were going to the store.
Which word is the preposition: The book is on the table.
on
Identify the proper noun: We went to Chicago on vacation.
Chicago
Choose the helping verb: They are going to the park.
are
Choose the correct adjective: That is a (happy/happily) dog.
happy
Fix this: He don’t like pizza.
He doesn’t like pizza.
What punctuation should end this sentence: Where are we going
Question mark (?)
Is “love” a concrete or abstract noun?
Abstract
What kind of verb connects the subject to a description (ex: is, was, seems)?
Linking verb
Add an adjective: The _______ sky looked beautiful tonight.
(answers vary; e.g., dark, cloudy, bright)
Fix this: The dogs is barking loudly.
The dogs are barking loudly.
Identify the conjunction: I want pizza, but I also want tacos.
but
What is the collective noun in this sentence: The flock of birds flew south.
flock
Rewrite this: He run fast — make the verb correct.
He runs fast.
Find all adjectives: The tall, graceful dancer moved across the stage.
tall, graceful
Fix this: I been doing my homework all night.
I have been doing my homework all night.
Combine: I like cats. I like dogs. (Use “and.”)
I like cats and dogs.