Possessive Adjectives & Possessive Pronouns
A possessive question word used to ask who something belongs to.
Whose
Two people connected by marriage who share a life together.
Husband & wife
The verb 'Be' in past tense form.
Was & Were
I appear only after an invisible weight quietly slips away from the mind. What am I?
Relieved
To give food to
Which type of possessive is used to replace a noun (do not come before a noun).
Possessive Pronouns
Family members who belong to the generation before your parents.
Grandparents
What are the sentence structures for positive and negative past continuous sentences?
Positive: S + was/were
Negative: S + Wasn't/weren't
I borrow troubles from tomorrow and place them inside today’s thoughts. What am I?
Worried
To have fun and do something special
Celebrate
Which type of possessive is used before a noun to show whom something belongs to?
Possessive Adjectives
Adults in your family linked through your parents as siblings or relatives by marriage.
Uncle & Aunt
What are the sentence structures for question and short answer in past tense sentences?
Question: Was/Were + subject
Short Answer:
Yes, S + was/were
No, S+ wasn't/weren't
I am the storm that may arrive without rain, often caused by words instead of weather. What am I?
Upset
Something you give to a person for an occasion.
Presents
Shows possession for a person, animal, or sometimes time/measurement.
Possessive ’s (apostrophe-s)
Someone connected to you by blood through adults who once grew up in the same family as one of your parents.
Cousin
Neither the manager nor the workers ______ aware that the documents had been placed in the wrong file before the meeting started.
Were
I do not knock, yet I enter first; I rewrite what your mind thought was certain in a single blink, leaving silence before reaction can form. What am I?
Surprised
To have something at the same time with others
Share
Which one is the correct one?
Original Word Charles
A. Charles’ book
B. Charles’s book
B. Charles’s book
Younger relatives who are the children of someone in the same generation as your parents’ children.
Nephew & Niece
The box of old coins that my grandfather collected over the years ______ discovered hidden beneath the wooden staircase last month.
Was
I turn simple paths into tangled threads, making certainty hide behind every choice. What am I?
Confused
Something important or unusual that happens
Event