Parts of Speech
Identify the part of speech for the word blue:
The blue car sped past us.
Adjective
What are the two main parts of a complete sentence?
Subject and predicate.
Which words should be capitalized in a title? (3 things)
First, last, and important words
What punctuation goes at the end of this sentence?
Watch out
Exclamation !
Choose the correct verb:
She (run/runs) every morning.
runs
Identify the part of speech for the word carefully:
She carefully completed her work.
Adverb
Is this a complete sentence or fragment?
Because I was tired.
Fragment
Fix the title:
harry potter and the goblet of fire
Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire
Fix the sentence:
We bought apples oranges bananas and grapes.
We bought apples, oranges, bananas, and grapes.
Fix the sentence:
They was going to the store.
They were going to the store.
What part of speech is “they” in this sentence:
They went to the park.
Pronoun
Fix the run-on sentence:
I like math it is my favorite subject.
I like math. It is my favorite subject. (or with conjunction)
Which is correct?
a) president lincoln
b) President Lincoln
b) President Lincoln
Where do quotation marks go?
She said I am ready.
She said, “I am ready.”
Identify the tense:
She had finished her homework before dinner.
Past Tense
Identify ALL verbs in this sentence:
She has been studying for hours.
has been studying (helping + main verbs)
Identify the error:
She went to the store and bought milk and bread and eggs and juic
Overuse of “and” (needs commas in a series)
Fix the sentence:
my cousin lives in atlanta, georgia.
My cousin lives in Atlanta, Georgia.
Fix the dialogue:
“Lets go to the game” said Tom
“Let’s go to the game,” said Tom.
Fix the verb tense error:
Tomorrow, we went to the zoo.
Tomorrow, we will go to the zoo.
Identify the part of speech for the word well:
The team played well during the game.
Adverb
Combine the sentences correctly:(Hint use a FANBOY)
The dog barked. The cat ran away.
The dog barked, so the cat ran away. (or another correct conjunction)
Which words should be capitalized:
the president of the united states spoke today.
The President of the United States spoke today.
Fix ALL punctuation errors:
did you see the movie last night asked Sarah
“Did you see the movie last night?” asked Sarah.
Choose the correct verb:
Each of the students (have/has) a book.
has