A
Give 5 determiners.
a, the, both, some, this, that, my, his
Give 5 prepositions.
in, on, at, of, for, with, by
Give 4 subordinating conjunctions.
before, after, because, although, when, until
Give 4 coordinating conjunctions.
and, or, but, so, yet
Give 4 complementizers in English.
that, if, whether, for
Give 3 adjectives that end with -ly.
early, ugly, monthly, friendly, costly
Give 5 adverbs that end with -ly.
slowly, quickly, carefully, roughly, surprisingly, unfortunately
Give 3 words that can be both a verb and a noun.
record, work, answer, paint, dream, hope, watch
Give 5 modal verbs.
can, could, may, might, will, would, must, shall, should
Give 5 irregular verbs in English.
(e.g., swim - swam - swum)
have, get, take, do, write, run, read, sing, cut
Give 4 NPs that follow this rule: NP -> D AP N
(Use 4 different determiners, 4 different APs, and 4 different nouns.)
the tall girl, a blue bag, this boring class, those crazy people
Give 4 PPs that follow this rule: PP -> P D NP
(Use 4 different prepositions, 4 different determiners, 4 different nouns)
in the closet, at a mall, of his money, with my father
Give 4 NPs that follow this rule: NP -> D N PP
(Use 4 different determiners, 4 different nouns, 4 different prepositions)
the cat under the table, a girl with long hair, both students in the room, these ideas inside my head.
Give 5 APs that follow this rule: AP --> Adv A
(Use 5 different adverbs and 5 different adjectives)
incredibly easy, extremely cold, totally cool, really beautiful, unfortunately crazy
Give 4 NPs that follow this rule: NP -> D Adv A N
(Use 4 different adverbs, 4 different adjectives, 4 different nouns)
the extremely expensive ring,
this seriously difficult question,
a completely insane idea,
the very old book.
Give 5 VPs that follow this rule: VP -> V PP
(Use 5 different verbs and 5 different prepositions)
sleep on the couch, study in my room, eat without a friend, went to school, work for money
Give 5 VPs that follow this rule: VP -> V NP
(Use 5 different verbs and 5 different nouns)
eat the pizza, had breakfast, took the exam, make a cake, bought a computer
Give 5 VPs that follow this rule: VP → V NP PP
(Use 5 different verbs, 5 different prepositions)
put the book on the table, give peanuts to the elephants, study English in my room, eat pizza for breakfast, had coffee with my friends
Give 5 sentences that have a VP that follows this rule: VP -> V
(Use 5 different verbs, 5 different nouns).
He runs. / She smiled. / We danced. / They left. / I quit.
Give 5 VPs that follow this rule: VP -> V NP NP
(Use 5 different verbs, 5 different NPs)
send him an email, make her coffee, give my mom a gift, buy them dinner, tell them the truth