Grammar
Change this phrase into a possessive plural form:
the teeth of the lions
What is a noun, verb, adjective, adverb, pronoun, and conjunction?
noun - person, place, thing, animal
verb - an action
adjective - describes a noun
adverb - describes a verb
pronoun - replaces a noun
conjunction - connects
Put these words in alphabetical order.
bake, cake, mix, cookie, stir, oven, dough
back, cake, cookie, dough, mix, oven
What do synonyms do?
Give an example
they are two words that mean similar things
Ex; large, huge, big
The lion ran through the bush.
What is the adverbial phrase
through the bush
What is the connective in this sentence:
I was late for lunch because our teacher gave us extra ghomework.
Because
give five examples of connector words
teacher approval
because, and, yet, for, so, or, if, since, but
What is the purpose of a quantifier?
What is the quantifier in this sentence?
I had enough bread to make two sandwiches.
Tells how much of something there is
enough
What do similes do? Give an example
compare two things using like or as
Ex; the sun is as bright as a diamond.
Does the adverbial phrase tell you how, when or where?
where
What are the past tenses of these verbs:
is
am
are
write
jump
study
was
was
were
wrote
jumped
studied
bowl, blender, stove
nouns
What is the difference between a play script and narrative
play scripts do not use speech marks
they do not use saying verbs like said
they have stage directions
what is the difference between pour, poor, and paw
pour --- verb to spill something
poor -- opposite of rich
paw -- an animal's foot
Give me a sentence that has an adverbial phrase in it that answers when.
Ex. Yesterday afternoon, I took a nap.
Where do the speech marks go in this sentence:
I want to go to school, said my sister, but I don't want to take any exams.
"I want to go to school," said my sister, "but I don't want to take any exams."
what parts of speech are these words
chocolatey
tomorrow
mixes
chocolatey - adjective
tomorrow - adverb
mixes - verb
What are the different parts of a recipe
title, ingredients, equipment, instructions
What is the main purpose of making an advertisment?
to persuade people to do something or buy something
Give me an adverbial phrase that answers how
Ex. Stir the mixture very slowly
This sentence is missing something. Fix it.
The young quiet blonde girl waited patiently to answer the tough long questions.
The young, quiet, blonde girl waited patiently to answer the tough, long questions.
give me an example of each: a noun, verb, adjective, adverb, pronoun, conjunction
teacher approval
Change this narrative into play script form:
Mum said sternly, "Please don't run through the mud! You'll get your shoes dirty!"
Mum (sternly): Please don't run through the mud! You'll get your shoes dirty.
What do advertisements use?
powerful verbs, powerful adjectives, bold fonts/colours, and quantifiers
Yesterday afternoon, I went through the bush very quietly to get to school.
What are the adverbial phrases in this sentence?
yesterday afternoon
through the bush
very quietly