Nouns
What type of noun is teacher in this sentence?
The teacher gave us homework.
Common Noun
What is the plural of book?
Books
Identify the verb:
The students study every day.
Identify the helping verb:
She is running.
Identify the adjectives:
The blue car is fast.
Blue and Fast
Which word(s) is/are the proper noun?
Marcus visited Disneyland during summer vacation.
Marcus and Disneyland
What is the plural of fox?
Foxes
What tense is this sentence?
Carlos played soccer yesterday.
Past Simple
Identify the helping verb:
They will study tomorrow.
Will
Choose the correct adjective order:
A red beautiful dress
A beautiful red dress
A beautiful red dress
Identify the nouns in this sentence:
The dog chased the ball across the yard.
dog, ball, yard
Rewrite this phrase using a singular possessive noun:
The backpack belonging to the girl
The girl's backpack
What tense is this sentence?
Maria is studying for her test.
Present Continuous
Is the bolded verb a helping verb or linking verb?
The students are studying.
Helping Verb
Complete the sentence with the correct comparative adjective:
My dog is _________ than my cat. (big)
Bigger
Is California a common noun or a proper noun?
Proper Noun
Rewrite this phrase using a plural possessive noun:
The classroom belonging to the students
The students' classroom
Complete the sentence using the future continuous:
Tomorrow at 8:00, I _____ (study) for my test.
Will be studying
Is the bolded verb a helping verb or linking verb?
The soup tastes delicious.
Linking Verb
Complete the sentence with the correct superlative adjective:
Michael is the __________ student in the class.
(tall)
Tallest
Identify all five nouns in this sentence:
Maria gave her brother a new basketball for his birthday.
Maria, brother, basketball, birthday
What is the difference between:
girl's
girls'
girl's = something belongs to one girl.
girls' = something belongs to multiple girls.
Change this sentence from past simple to present continuous:
They played basketball yesterday.
They are playing basketball.
Can is be either a helping verb OR a linking verb? Why?
Yes
Write a comparative and a superlative sentence for the adjective expensive.
More expensive than
The most/least expensive