Parts of speech
This is a word that names a person, place, thing, or idea
Noun
A declarative sentence ends with this punctuation mark.
A period
Names of specific people, places, or holidays are called this type of noun and must always be capitalized
Proper nouns
What is the past tense form of "Go"
went
Name of a word that describes a verb.
Adverb
Add commas to this items list where needed: We bought bananas apples oranges and limes.
We bought bananas, apples, oranges, and limes.
Adding the prefix un- to the word happy changes the meaning to this
Not happy
What is a strong verb that can be used instead of the verb "said"?
An adjective
These punctuation marks are used around the exact words someone says out loud.
Quotation marks
These are words that mean the exact opposite of each other, like hot and cold.
Antonyms
If you are talking about a baseball game you played yesterday, you wouldn't say you "catched" the ball; you would use this irregular past tense word instead.
caught
Identify the adverb in this sentence: Georgia searched curiously for a new book in the library.
Curiously
What or who is the subject in this sentence: Yesterday, Bob watched the Michael Jackson movie.
Bob
Choose the correct form (their, they're, there): There are too many kids on the trampoline, _______ going to get hurt.
They're
These words are examples of _________: pair and pear.
homophones